Ear infections typically produce a strong, foul odor.

back body - measure around the trunk just in front of the back legs.īeside above, why do my cocker spaniel's ears smell? Smell your cocker spaniel's ears.

collar - measure around the neck/collar.

front body - measure around the trunk just behind the back of the front legs.

back - measure from above the shoulder blades to the base of the tail.

Similarly, how do you measure a dog's snood? The Dog Snood keeps the dog's ears from falling into the water bowl, or from getting matted when the dog eats. Our Dog Snoods are designed for all breeds, and come in three main sizes: small, medium, and large.

A Dog Snood is a 'must have' garment for the serious dog owner. But that won’t keep her from having Taffy wear it the next time it snows.Dog Snoods. So what do you think of Taffy’s snood, ears or no ears? Would you try it on your long-eared dog? The Lady says Taffy reminds her of the old ladies we see in our neighborhood wearing their head scarves. Now is a great time to try out products from Gold Paw! As part of my Howliday Guide, Gold Paw is offering my readers a special offer, now through Christmas receive 20% off your order with the code: DOLLYDOXIE. The snood is a practical, fashionable solution to keeping her long ears back comfortably, staying out of the way, and clean. Not to mention she hates it when you try to clean them off. On our walks Taffy’s nose is to the ground sniffing for anything, with ear ears dragging through leaves, dirt, mud, poo, all sticking to her ears. A medium might have given her a bit more room so something to consider when ordering. The Lady ordered Taffy a small based on her neck size, but her head is on the large side so it does seem a bit tight on her. Trying it out for the first time, with the goal to keep her long ears clean and dry on our walks, it keeps Taffy’s ears held back and out of the way. It’s made in their signature 4-way stretch from recycled content, it has unbeatable heat retention and luxurious style with it’s reversible pretty colors and patterns. This is Taffy wearing her snood from our pals at Gold Paw Series. According to Wiki: “A snood ( / s n uː d/) is historically a type of female headgear designed to hold the hair in a cloth or yarn bag.” So that’s sort of how a snood works on a dog’s long ears! She thought it would be fun to look up the definition of a snood.

Well, when the Lady I rescued heard about snoods, she wanted to try one right away for Taffy. Anyone that’s ever owned a dog with long ears will tell you how difficult it is to keep them clean, they land in their food bowl, water bowl and pick up anything on the ground they are dragged through.

Dog ear snood