If the owner observes, or finds that the dog also has a beard, its beard is not as neat and symmetric as a cat, but is different in length and scattered. So what is the function of a dog's beard? Let’s take a look with the editor below.
Changes in the geographical environment of induction coils
The dog's beard can recognize the slight fluidity of the gas, and feel the changes in wind frequency and wind speed, which can help them identify whether there are obstacles in front of them. For dogs who live in the wild every day, it can help them to hunt better.
Help and self-rescue
The dog's beard is twice as thick as all normal hair, and the roots of the beard are covered with the central nervous system and capillaries. When the dog is exercising and exercising, this type of beard becomes a sensor. If any items move in the air, the dog can immediately sense the coil and then avoid it immediately.
Discribing interval
In fact, dogs' beards are like cats' beards, which have the function of distinguishing intervals. They will accurately measure the overall width interval of their bodies based on the beards on both sides of the left and right sides, and distinguish whether they can be based on a certain area.
Identify objects
Dog's eyes cannot focus objects at close range, so their beards are like tentacles, which can make it easier for dogs to find tiny objects, such as snacks or toys on the road, helping them identify objects faster and reflect them.
Avoid poking the eyes
When the dog is sniffing the ground and his beard touches the soil layer or on the grass, the dog will figure out that it is very likely to be risky, and then blinks to avoid poking the eyes.
Radar Detector
In fact, the dog's beard is equivalent to a large, medium and small radar detector, which helps them carry out various activities in their daily life, prevents them from hitting the wall, and makes the cooperation between the dog and its owner more pity.