No. Dogs, like horses, cats (and many other felines), etc., use their whiskers as receptors. I disagree with trimming horse whiskers because of this. They are natural, and are used to feel around them subtlely. - Kate
Yes, squirrels do have whiskers, but they are very fine.
The dog hates the cat
Well... it depends on what kind of dog that it is. If it is a small dog, like a chihuahua, it is less likely to have as much whiskers as a big dog like a great dane.
cats and dogs whiskers serve the same purpose that a bugs antenna do. Imagine this. Close your eyes and put four fingers on each cheek. Walk around. You don't bump your face into anything, because your fingers hit whatever you would've bumped into. This is what a cats whiskers are like. Of course, cats aren't blind,but it is just another sense of whats going on!
the dogs whiskers are very sensitive to air currents. and the little birdie will bite their fangs off. a birdie is a large vantrite that takes away the pain in the dogs senses. good job and good luck. have a nice life. dkfjaodfja
Dogs do have whiskers
cats and dogs look different cause cats have long whiskers and dogs have short whiskers.
Yes, squirrels do have whiskers, but they are very fine.
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Dogs do not have whiskers on their legs, just their fur. Sometimes when the fur on their legs is thick and long, it is called "feathers". The only whiskers a dog has is on its muzzle and sides of the face.
Yes, dogs grow whiskers. They get them when they are born.
Vibrissae (singular: vibrissa), or whiskers, are specialized hairs.
No, it is not good for your brother to pluck out your dog's whiskers.
Yes, they do.
it means that dogs smelt something or that they are finding something/someone.