I believe some tracking dogs and hounds have the keenest sense of smell.
Dogs have a stronger sense of smell and are better at following commands compared to cats.
Yes wild cats are more common.
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To me, I think that dogs have a better sense of smell. That's why policemen use dogs to track criminals.
According to scientists, they did. In fact, they were thought to have an even better sense of smell than dogs, and dogs' sense of smell if around 60 times better than a person's.
A domestic cat can smell with roughly 200 million smell-sensitive receptors (humans have 5 million). A domestic dog can range from as low, in comparison, as 125 million to as high as 220 million depending on the breed. Scenthounds receptors are obviously on the higher end of the scale. On an average the cat can smell better than the dog but the specific winner goes to the Dog breed of Bloodhound, which can have as many as 300 million. This makes them a clear winner in breed but not in genus.
Dogs generally have better hearing than cats, as they have a wider range of frequencies they can detect. Dogs also have a more acute sense of hearing due to the shape of their ear canals. Cats have good hearing as well, but dogs are typically more sensitive to sounds from a farther distance.
I can't say. All dogs have a very good sense of smell, big or small. Springer Spaniels (Small to medium sized dogs) and Bloodhounds (Large dogs) both have a good sense of smell.
Dogs have the best noses, followed by cats. Humans occupy a distant 3rd place in the "by a nose" category.
Cats generally have better eyesight than dogs in low light conditions due to their larger pupils and more numerous rod cells. However, dogs have a wider field of vision and may be able to see motion better than cats. Overall, both cats and dogs have unique visual adaptations that suit their respective hunting and scavenging behaviors.
yes it is true dogs smell much better than humans