15/06/2022
1. Did you know that dogs have fewer taste buds than humans? Most people think that dogs have a highly developed sense of smell, but we now know that they do not.
2. Tongue color is a very important and eye-catching feature in many dog breeds. Tongues are usually colored in black and white, with some having a change of color like brown, gray, or even pink.
3. By rubbing their tongues against each other and the rough papillae on the surface of a dog’s tongue, dogs can transfer their scent to their partner and, just like we, can tell how well someone likes them by how they smell.
4. The tongue is one of the most important parts of the dog’s body. It is the guide that assists a dog in walking, lapping water, and drinking.
5. Did you know that the color of your dog’s tongue gives you an insight into his health?
Dogs with deep-set, dark-pupilled eyes and a bright, cherry-pink tongue are often the healthiest, purest-bred specimens—and they’re not just because of their brilliant coloring, but because their genetic makeup is most likely to be in its most perfect state.