24/11/2024
Just as human fingerprints are unique to each person, the intricate pattern of ridges and creases on your dog’s nose makes for a distinctive nose print.
This unique feature was so reliable that from 1938 to 1992, the Canadian Kennel Club used nose prints as a way to identify purebred dogs. Imagine a world where your pup’s nose print was their ID card!
Research shows that a dog’s nose print pattern is set by the age of two months and stays the same throughout their life.
This fascinating fact has inspired modern technology, leading to the development of apps like Anipuppy, NoselD, and SmartSnout.
These apps use nose print recognition to help identify dogs, making it easier to reunite lost pets with their owners.