I have a normal hound, a beagle, and I can say one nose is all they need. My dog can sniff out food anywhere, generally where it will embarrass me the most. She is a therapy dog, and I have learned not to put her on a patient’s bed if they have food on their tray unless I have both of my hands on her, pretending to hold her on the edge of the bed. She will gently poke her nose on the pocket of the jacket of the person we do dog therapy with – she’s just pointing out where the treats are. Repeatedly, sometimes. She also taught herself to smell covid and to alert to migraines.
I looked up the double nosed tiger hound, and found mostly pictures of split-nosed dogs. Most were not hounds. I checked my dog’s nose – she was sleeping, so she’s a little miffed but not enough to move out of range – and she has a bit of an indent in her nose where it is fur that goes up her nose to her head, if that makes sense. It seems to me that most dogs have a straight line there. She might have a slight double nose, but only two nostrils. Interesting. I learn something new every day! I knew my dog has an incredible nose, but I didn’t know it might be a bit unusual. I know she was bred multiple times before I adopted her to get her puppies.
WelshRat Premium Member 10 months ago
Every dispute between siblings can end in squabbles…
FreyjaRN Premium Member 10 months ago
I’m with Floof.
Yakety Sax 10 months ago
CUTE! And I love the interactive TV.
EgidiusPfanzelter 10 months ago
Wikipedia says “A few examples display an unusual characteristic, a split or bifid nose, a trait shared with the Turkish Tarsus çatalburun.”
WelshRat Premium Member 10 months ago
‘tis real indeed. news bbc co uk/1/hi /uk /6940289 stm (eliminate the spaces before the /’s and replace all other spaces with .’s)
Kidon Ha-Shomer 10 months ago
A yes, dos with strange noses…mine has a Kosher trifid nose…he can sense by scent if his plate holds meat…dairy…or TREF.
Just-me 10 months ago
I learn something new nearly every day here on Go Comics. They are sort of a funny looking critter with that double barreled nose.
darcyandsimon 10 months ago
April Fool Day is too cute to not make it last longer! Now, tomorrow should also be an April Fools. “Look, it’s gettin’ dark! Nope, fooled ya!”
darcyandsimon 10 months ago
Oh, and the 2nd panel is a hoot!
RonBerg13 Premium Member 10 months ago
A Floof fight?
This looks Sirius.
ladykat Premium Member 10 months ago
It’s almost a week after April Fool’s. I checked. Both beasties are real.
daleandkristen 10 months ago
Loving the fight. Hound Dog and Tiger beautifully portrayed.
Dobie Premium Member 10 months ago
I’m thinkin’ I’m not the only one that had to search for that double-nosed dog! ㋡
Mike Baldwin creator 10 months ago
Watch out Ripley, Here Comes Nancy!
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 10 months ago
Any excuse Floof?
goboboyd 10 months ago
Looks like a classic Calvin & Hobbes scrap… between friends.
Careful, kids. It might suddenly be bath time.
StephenRice 10 months ago
Tigers also live in Detroit.
MissyTiger Premium Member 10 months ago
I love the smiling tiger! :D
Chris Sherlock 10 months ago
I’m not sure why but for some reason, the tiger here reminds me a bit of the Uniroyal tiger paw commercial.
Moonkey Premium Member 10 months ago
I have a normal hound, a beagle, and I can say one nose is all they need. My dog can sniff out food anywhere, generally where it will embarrass me the most. She is a therapy dog, and I have learned not to put her on a patient’s bed if they have food on their tray unless I have both of my hands on her, pretending to hold her on the edge of the bed. She will gently poke her nose on the pocket of the jacket of the person we do dog therapy with – she’s just pointing out where the treats are. Repeatedly, sometimes. She also taught herself to smell covid and to alert to migraines.
Moonkey Premium Member 10 months ago
I looked up the double nosed tiger hound, and found mostly pictures of split-nosed dogs. Most were not hounds. I checked my dog’s nose – she was sleeping, so she’s a little miffed but not enough to move out of range – and she has a bit of an indent in her nose where it is fur that goes up her nose to her head, if that makes sense. It seems to me that most dogs have a straight line there. She might have a slight double nose, but only two nostrils. Interesting. I learn something new every day! I knew my dog has an incredible nose, but I didn’t know it might be a bit unusual. I know she was bred multiple times before I adopted her to get her puppies.