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  • Winter nose?

    I've noticed recently that my Maltese's little black button nose has been getting lighter. I tried researching it on the web and found a couple things about something called "winter nose". it said that during the colder months, white dogs might lose a little color on their nose, but it will return once the warmer months come back around. Anyone else heard of this?

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    Last edited by pamperedpups; 02-19-07, 11:52 PM.

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    • #3
      My dog must have that her nose is browner than usual and dry.

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      • #4
        When I was a kid my Lhasa had the same thing. Her nose would be blackin the summer and then turn brown in the winter. Weird.

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        • #5
          Snow nose, or winter nose is also very common in Malamutes and Huskys. It's just a mild loss of pigment. When summer comes, they get their "tan" back.

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            Maltese

            I have a regestered Maltese and he has always had a lighter nose he is now 9 months old. His sisters nose is black as can be, he also has hazel eyes.

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            • #7
              Poodles too

              The same thing happens to my white standard poodles. They get a little liver colored during the winter months. Nothing a little black marksalot can't fix.

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