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How Does Scent Work Allow Dogs To "see" The World? Have you ever wondered how dogs interpret their surroundings and understand the world around them? In this fascinating video, we’ll explore the incredible way dogs use their sense of smell to gather information and navigate their environment. We’ll start by explaining how a dog's nose contains millions of scent receptors, allowing them to detect tiny traces of odors that humans would never notice. You’ll learn about the unique organ called Jacobson’s organ, which helps dogs pick up chemical signals from other animals, revealing emotions or health issues. We’ll also discuss how dogs combine their sense of smell with sight and hearing to recognize people, follow trails, and perform search and rescue tasks. Additionally, we’ll highlight activities that stimulate their noses, such as scent games and tracking exercises, which are excellent for mental enrichment and reducing boredom. While dogs rely heavily on smell, cats have an even sharper sense of smell, and fish depend more on sight and vibrations in the water. Join us to discover how scent helps dogs “see” their world and why scent-based activities are perfect for keeping your pets engaged and happy.

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