Asked by sarjh

please check my answer thanks

A dog's ability to smell can be disturbed by problems with the

A. ears
B. teeth
C eyes
D tongue

I said teeth (b)
Answered by ~christina~
d) tongue

not teeth. (usually when we describe a smell it's related to how it tastes and we depend on it more than we know and the same would apply to other animals as well, I would assume)
Answered by shelly
teeth is correct not tongue.
Answered by Vicky
Teeth- the maxillary sinuses are located in the roof of the mouth very close to the roots of the large canine teeth. Any problems with the teeth can seriously affect the dogs olfaction
Answered by miriam
If you want to calm a dog by petting you should
Answered by Anonymous
teeth
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