Why don't dogs blow their nose, wrong answers only?

[AviatorTom]

We humans blow our nose all the time... but dogs don't.

Why is that? What do dogs know that we humans don't?

Be creative. This is just a fun question.

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9 mo

I asked our female dog this question, and she said, like a typical female, "Go figure it out yourself."

[Tarifa]

A dog's nose is so sensitive that it wouldn't be able to choose a particular brand of disposable paper tissue without sniffing the whole manufacturing process, from the manufacturing plant, who made it, who wrapped it up, who took care of transport etc. That's a complete, intricate olfactory footprint your dog would have to take in.

Plus, it would kill the neighbour's bitch's odor he so relished after sniffing her out just yesterday. A dog's memory is directly related to his nose. That's why he hangs out the window of your car, sniffing out the neighbourhood for other would-be female partners.

[Tarifa]

Thanks for the MHO

[OlderAndWiser]

Let me take a short paws to contemplate my answer!

[exitseven]

I see what you did there😊😊

[Nikki1989]

Don't they usually do it in your face when you are not looking?

[purplepoppy]

But they do. Usually when they're inches from your face.

[Anonymous]

Well, dogs can't speak, so we can't ask them :P

[AviatorTom]

Don't tell Disney that. 😉

[Opinion Owner]

My lips are sealed 🤐

[Shiprex]

They don't want to push the poop inside after sniffing another dogs too close.

[exitseven]

They cannot hold a kleenex in their paws.

[dustybiker2]

They do...