Written By
Ankit Singh
Dogs possess an olfactory system that's 10,000 to 100,000 times more sensitive than humans.
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With around 300 million scent receptors, dogs can detect even the faintest aromas.
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Dogs have a memory dedicated to scents, allowing them to remember and distinguish various odors.
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Dogs perceive the world through scent patterns, creating a unique "scent map" in their minds.
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Dogs can identify individuals by their distinct scents, making them exceptional trackers.
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Canines use scent to communicate with each other, conveying emotions and information
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Dogs can detect medical conditions like seizures, cancers, and low blood sugar through scent changes.
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Many dogs excel in scent-based tasks, from search and rescue to explosive detection and medical alerts.
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