This would be unlikely as it needs its tongue to lap up water,
without water it would die..
Chow Chows are the only dog breed known to have a black/blue tongue rather than a pink tongue.
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The presence of black spots on a dog's tongue does not determine their breed. It is a common misconception that only certain breeds, like Chow Chows or Shar Peis, have black spots on their tongues. The color of a dog's tongue can vary regardless of the breed.
It would be very challenging for a dog to live a quality life without a jaw bone, as the jaw bone is essential for eating, drinking, and even breathing properly. A dog without a jaw bone would likely struggle to perform basic functions and experience a decreased quality of life.
Chow Chows are the only dog breed known to have a black/blue tongue rather than a pink tongue.
no a dog cannot live without it head
Why does a dog have white stripes on tongue? Is this nomal?
Warts on a dog's tongue look pretty similar to warts anywhere else on a dog - they are typically white to grayish raised, textured bumps protruding from the surface of the tongue.
Well, Mythbusters did an experiment, and in that particular case, the dog had a cleaner tongue. http://mythbustersresults.com/
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Its how they sweat.
well, fleas live on blood, so its possible
He can't live without his dog Sammy, and sister Jazmyn.
Not if the dog is alive
Dogs sweat through their tongue because they have no other way to perspire. They sweat through their tongue.
The tongue and the pads of the feet are where heat is cooled on a dog.