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| You may have been wondering about all the hills, valleys, pits, crinkles, curves, and crevices of your dog's nose. Me too. After an exhaustive search, I have located the correct anatomical names for the amazing landscape that is your pup's nose. You're welcome.
*Nose model: Bear
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Monday, January 13, 2014
YOUR DOG'S NOSE ... NOW YOU KNOWS TOO.
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Such a cute close up of Bear's nose. I have a feeling that some of those long, latin-y sounding words are made up. I could be wrong though. Nice job!
I see several questionable terms here. Do they apply to just Labradorus domesticus var. Bear, or are they generally seen on all domesticated hounds?
Ladies! I don't even speak Latiny. I'm shocked you think I might make up terms.
A puppy PSA!
Bear deserves a reward for being such a good nose model. Something smelly, I think.
Does kissing my computer screen make me WEIRD? So relieved to finally have terms for all the territory I know so well, but which has heretofore gone nameless. Your Loony Toons Latin much appreciated.
At last, a name for the important parts! Our current accidental dog has an outstanding softicus smooshinium jowlicus...
Pablo,
PSA = Puplick Service Announcement.
Mark,
The smellier, the better!
Julie,
I knew you were a fan of the kissy bullseye aka, ... a dog nose.
Swampy!
How are you? Great to hear from you. I know your accidental dog is one happy pup to be with y'all.
Lol
You went into detail on this one.
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