Having taken young Ruby out in the snow the other day, I couldn't help wondering how immune (or not) dogs feet are to walking around in ice and snow, and what stops them from getting frostbite???
I heard some program on the radio ages ago where someone asked a similar question about Ducks, Geese, Swans etc...Having taken young Ruby out in the snow the other day, I couldn't help wondering how immune (or not) dogs feet are to walking around in ice and snow, and what stops them from getting frostbite???
They produce a waxy substance colloquially known as duck oil. Produced by the greasegun cells in the foot. Only initiated at temperatures below 4I heard some program on the radio ages ago where someone asked a similar question about Ducks, Geese, Swans etc... who walk around on frozen ponds...
Anyway they wanted to know why their webbed feet don't just stick and freeze to the ice?
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He'd look good in pink!! lolSandy's Christmas present
You'll make him soft. Last year we got a pound shop Christmas bandanna for the dog, she hated it!He'd look good in pink!! lolI wanted to buy him a 'jacket' like greyhounds wear, just to keep him walm on walks and i was told no
I know that...but his just a baby :xAd2,He's a DOG, he has a fur coat, bet that's more than Ad lets you have!
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