Question:
Why do the dogs keep thier tougue out ?
Micky J
2005-12-08 23:59:04 UTC
Why do the dogs keep thier tougue out ?
Four answers:
Kempie
2005-12-09 03:54:45 UTC
Dogs do not have sweat glands.It is one way they regulate their body temperature. The heat is transferred from the wet tongue to the air.
stuuuudmuffin
2005-12-09 13:54:31 UTC
They are thinking about a pretty dog of the opposite sex.
6digitnumber
2005-12-09 08:16:01 UTC
because the only place on their bodies they have sweat glands are on the soles of their feet. when they get hot they will pant instead
angel
2005-12-10 07:35:38 UTC
to keep them cool


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