When choosing a dog, first look at appearance, second at temperament, and third at care. Almost all pet owners care whether their favorite dog has a body odor. Today, the editor of Boqi.com has collected the top ten dogs with strong body odor. Pet owners who have dogs, come and take a look.

Tenth place

The Bloodhound has two drooping and very large ears, so dirt easily remains in the ear canal, requiring diligent care from the owner.

Ninth place

Yorkshire Terrier has skin that tends to be oily, so owners need to bathe and groom it regularly, otherwise it easily develops body odor.

Eighth place

Pug (detailed introduction) has skin folds that make it prone to body odor if the body is not cleaned regularly.

Seventh place

Mastiff has many folds on the body, is prone to parasites, and has a stronger body odor.

Sixth place

Saint Bernard, as long as the owner cleans its mouth and anal glands often, the body odor is generally acceptable.

Fifth place

English Bulldog is not only prone to obesity but also has delicate and sensitive skin, making it easy to get skin diseases, so owners need to pay attention.

Fourth place

Chinese Shar-Pei has relatively strong body odor, so owners must identify the parts of the Shar-Pei that emit the odor and treat them accordingly.

Third place

Basset Hound not only has large ears but the insides easily trap dirt, which over time leads to inflammation and odor, especially since they drool a lot.

Second place

Cocker Spaniel looks very cute, but just smell its body odor before calling it cute.

First place

Pekingese, although small and round like a little dumpling, has flat facial features that easily collect dirt around the eyes, drooping ears that breed bacteria, thick fur prone to parasites, and if the anal glands are not cleaned in time, any part neglected by the owner results in strong body odor for the Pekingese no matter what.