If you mean, "how do I get whiskers from my dog?", you should chop them off and stick them to your face. Or someone else's whilst they are sleeping.
Cats can lose their whiskers naturally during shedding season or due to general wear and tear. Whiskers may also break or fall out if the cat is engaged in activities that put stress on them, such as rough play or squeezing into tight spaces. Whiskers will grow back over time, as they are essential for a cat's sensory perception.
Some dog breeds known for having long whiskers include Airedale Terriers, Schnauzers, and Bearded Collies. Whiskers serve an important sensory function for dogs, helping them navigate their surroundings and detect changes in their environment.
A cat can't balance without its whiskers. Cutting a cats whiskers off is cruel and you'd have to be a complete jackass to do that to an animal
I dont know if its the same with dogs but my cats wiskers got cut off. It didnt seem to hurt him and they grew back in about a week.
This is a debatable TopicSome Say NoNever. they are one of the dogs senses like a cat they use them to feel.I totally agree with the above poster. Dogs and cats need their whiskers to gauge a hole they may poke their head into. If the whiskers don't fit, they won't put their head in.Dogs dogs use their whiskers to feel out nearby objects that are too close for them to focus on. I think if you asked a dog whether they prefer to look more tidy or hold on to one of their senses, they would probably choose the latter.Some say YesBoth posters above are incorrect! You can cut a dog whiskers but you CAN NOT cut a cats whiskers. Has anyone ever seen a show poodle? Their faces are clean shaven. As a groomer of 15+ years there is NO way you can weave in and out of whiskers while cutting the hair on the face. Dogs do not need their tails either as cats DO! This is a myth. Google it you will see. Cats and dogs are 2 totally different species. So yes cut them off if you wish you will cause NO HARM!No, they don't need to be clipped.The poster above me is correct. It is up to the dog owners preference. Clipping a dogs whiskers does not hurt them in any way. They can still function the same without having whiskers and they do grow back. Some dogs styles such as a clean shaven face on a poodle require going over the dogs whiskers with the clippers.Open in Google Docs ViewerOpen link in new tabOpen link in new windowOpen link in new incognito windowDownload fileCopy link addressEdit PDF File on PDFescape.com
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Its impossible for a dog to not have whiskers unless someone cut them off like they dont have common sense
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Cats whiskers are used to let the cat know if they will fit through a area. If a cats whiskers are cut it throws off their sense of balance also.
AnswerTo my knowledge, all dog breeds have whiskers. Some of them are trimmed off for the show ring.
Do not cut your rabbit's whiskers because they are important sensory tools that help a rabbit navigate in front of them (a blind spot). However, in the accidental case that you do, do not worry; the whiskers will grow back.