Runny noses and snot are not typically associated with dogs. But, dogs can get runny noses but for very different reasons.

If your dogs' nose is drier than usual, it could be because they're dehydrated or have a fever.

Red, Irritated Skin Under Your Dog's Nose? Here's What It Could Be, According to a Vet originally appeared on PetHelpful. Q: "My dog has red, irritated skin under his nostrils and started getting ...

With school back in session, afternoon snacks at home are common. This also means your dog’s nose will be in overdrive with the tempting scents of potato chips, pretzels, cookies, trail mix and other ...

Warren tells of her journey into the field of "on the job" dogs and reveals how science is unraveling the secrets of the canine nose. Not everyone who has a high-energy dog like Solo decides to train ...