Anyone know a medical reason a dog would get a Drippy Nose?
Walter's nose seems to produce a very thin, almost watery um...snot (i don't know what else to call it) but only when we ride in the car. Normal times, he's fine, but even after only a few minutes in the car, his nose starts running. I don't imagine it's anything to be alarmed about, but I suppose I'm just curious. Cooling mechanism? Nervous tic? |
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| That's probably just stress or the temperature of the car if it is only when he goes in the car. |
We call it nose juice down here. It is a cooling mechanism for the dog. Due to the heat in Louisiana we have 2 sheepies with constant wet dripping noses. I keep a dry washcloth in the car to wipe it off my seats and console constantly. I know it's kinda yuck but necessary for them.  |
| LOL, same thing happens to my mother. Fortunately she does't rub her nose all over the windows and upholstery. Something about motion she guessing. |
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