Why Are Wet Dogs Smelly?

The video introduces Cassie, a playful puppy who enjoys outdoor activities. After playing, Cassie gets a bath but ends up smelling worse. The video explains that this is due to microbes in her fur, which release waste that becomes more noticeable when wet. It discusses the role of microbes, including bacteria and yeast, in a dog's fur and how they contribute to the smell. The video offers solutions to reduce the wet dog smell, such as drying the dog with a towel or using special shampoos. It emphasizes the importance of understanding microbes and their impact on everyday life.

What was surprising about Cassie's smell after her bath?

• She had no smell at all.

• She smelled worse than before.

• She smelled like flowers.

• She smelled like soap.

What are microbes?

• Insects that live in the soil.

• Large animals that live in the ocean.

• Plants that grow in water.

• Tiny living organisms that can be found in fur.

Why do dogs often smell more when they get wet?

• Water changes the color of their fur.

• Water makes their fur shiny.

• Water makes the microbes' waste more noticeable.

• Water removes all the dirt from their fur.

What is one way to reduce the wet dog smell?

• Spray perfume on the dog.

• Use regular human shampoo.

• Let the dog air dry naturally.

• Use a hair dryer with cool air.

Why are microbes important for dogs?

• They help the dog sleep better.

• They make the dog run faster.

• They make the dog's fur colorful.

• They help keep the dog's skin healthy.