Some smells make us hate it. In fact, dogs also have smells that they hate. Today, let’s talk about some smells that dogs hate. These smells make them want to run away when they smell them. Let’s learn about them together~ First of all, there are ot...
Some smells make us hate it. In fact, dogs also have smells that they hate. Today, let’s talk about some smells that dogs hate. These smells make them want to run away when they smell them. Let’s learn about them together~
First of all, there are other animals left on the leather shoes. These smells are similar to the smell of death of similar dogs. Therefore, most dogs do not want to smell the smell of leather. They are afraid of death. Leather shoes are made from the fur of animals, so the smell of dead animals will cause fear to dogs. In addition, the smell of feet may be a very irritating smell for dogs. Most dogs will actively stay away when they smell the smell of smelly feet, so owners should not put their feet on their dogs’ noses.
Odors such as perfume alcohol and chili pepper
Secondly, the smell produced by perfume is a painful smell to the dog's sensitive nose. The scent of perfume smelled by dogs will be much stronger than that smelled by humans. The dog's sense of smell will be strongly stimulated and the dog may sneeze. So don’t spray perfume on your dogs just to make them smell good. Dogs have a keen sense of smell, so they are also very sensitive to the smell of alcohol. However, each type of dog will have a different reaction when smelling this smell. Some will sneeze, while others will be unable to bear it and have to stay away. Some dogs may even faint in severe cases. Seasonings such as chili pepper and pepper powder will usually make you choke with tears and runny nose, making you sneeze, etc. Especially red peppers such as chili pepper, which dogs can't stand.
Durian is produced in some tropical areas. The price is relatively expensive for these ordinary people, but the smell it emits makes people who love to eat it unable to stop. In fact, the same goes for dogs. Its strong smell is likely to cause irritation to dogs. In fact, many humans hate the smell of durian because it is really smelly and unpleasant. When dogs smell the smell of durian, they will also have an escape reaction because the pungent smell of durian will damage the dog's sense of smell.
In fact, many people feel uncomfortable when they smell the smell of gasoline or engine oil, and the same goes for dogs, but their sense of smell is more sensitive and they can smell the smell of gasoline when riding in a car. This is why most dogs get carsick. Dogs have very sensitive noses and are naturally resistant to the smell of tar smoke. People will choke when they smell smoke, and of course dogs will choke when they smell smoke. How can they not be afraid? Not to mention letting dogs smell smoke. In fact, letting dogs smell smoke will also increase the rate of dogs getting sick, causing them to get sick.
