The "least smelly" dogs in the dog world have not bathed for a long time, and their bodies are still fragrant!
introduction
Recently, an article about "the least smelly dog in the world" became popular on the Internet, attracting countless netizens to watch and discuss. I believe that people who have raised dogs have a deep understanding that some dogs are born with a small body odor, even if they do not take a bath for a long time, they still have a fresh and natural smell, and some dogs are closed and can smell the "taste", which makes the owners worried.
So, which dogs are called the "least smelly"? What kind of magic does it have on them that makes their body smell unique? Today, let's unveil this "smelly" miracle and see how these dogs do "not take a bath for a long time, but their bodies are still fragrant"!
1. Samoyed
As a veteran "dog sucking" enthusiast, you must be familiar with the name Samoyed, right? Samoyeds, are a very popular medium to large dog, they are born with a thick white hair, as well as a pair of bright smiling eyes, which are always able to give people a warm and nice feeling.
In addition to this, Samoyeds also have an unforgettable trait, which is their "least smelly" body odor. Compared to other dogs, Samoyed's body odor is very, very small, and even without bathing, they still have a fresh smell on their body, which makes people can't help but smell it a few more times.
This is mainly due to the characteristics of the Samoyed's own coat, their hair is rich in a natural substance, which can effectively inhibit the production of bacteria and odors, so they have the reputation of "not afraid of raw, only afraid of dirty". Of course, in daily life, the right amount of cleaning and care is also very important, only to achieve "both inside and outside", Samoyed dogs can always maintain the best body odor.
Second, Bichon
Next, there is the Bichon Frise, which is another dog breed known as the "least smelly". The Bichon Frise, a smaller, more cute-looking dog breed, usually has a body of curly white hair that looks like a fluffy teddy bear that makes you want to hold it in your arms.
In addition to the cute appearance, the Bichon Frise's "I haven't bathed for a long time, but my body is still fragrant" is also impressive. Compared to some dogs, Bichons have very, very little body odor, and they are a "hypoallergenic" breed that barely sheds hair, which also brings great convenience to their cleaning work.
Therefore, even after a long time without bathing, the Bichon Frise still has a fresh and natural smell on its body, and there is almost no odor, giving people a very comfortable and pleasant feeling. Of course, as the owner of the Bichon Frise, you also need to take care of their hair in your daily life, and give regular baths and brushes to keep the Bichon in the best condition.
III. Shiba Inu
In addition to Samoyed and Bichon, the Shiba Inu is also known as one of the "least smelly" dog breeds. I believe that anyone who knows anything about Shiba Inu knows that they are usually a very "ritualistic" dog breed, not only with a unique charm in appearance, but also very likable in terms of personality.
At the same time, the body odor of Shiba Inu is relatively small, and it is difficult for ordinary people to smell their body even without bathing. However, the "average person" here mainly refers to people who are more sensitive to the dog's body odor, after all, everyone's sense of smell is different, and the degree of perception of body odor will also be different.
Therefore, even if you have the "least smelly" Shiba Inu, the usual cleaning work can not be sloppy, and the appropriate amount of bathing and grooming also needs to be done well to ensure that the Shiba Inu always exudes a fresh and natural body odor.
epilogue
Through the above introduction, I believe you have a new understanding of the "least smelly" dogs in the dog world, right? Their appearance not only enriches our understanding of dogs, but also provides more choices for those who are more sensitive to body odor.
Of course, the editor should also emphasize here that although the body odor of dogs has a certain relationship with the breed, it will also be affected by individual differences, eating habits and daily care, so in the process of raising dogs, no matter which dog breed is chosen, they need to be considered in an all-round way and give them the best care and love.
I hope that through today's sharing, we can help more people better understand the dog's "body secrets", and at the same time, they can also find the most suitable "furry child" for themselves in their future life and live happily together.