Black nose turns pink - Page 2

LOL! Well its just what I thought... shit all of my dogs noses should be pink they're in the house so much they never see sunlight!! LOL! But if you make anything off the sunbeds I get royalities don't I?

20 % but only if I can have your gorgeous dog!!!!!! lol  pink nose or not he is a stunner

Thanks but guess I'll have to pass on the 20%... he's  a keeper...

he sure is... love that face,

if ya get bored of him there is always room for him here

Have to say that non of this sounds sound ,and funny is great but no explaination , not a issue at my house but I would freak, do we not have a vet or and exspert on these dogs on here. I would go and google it or go to the vet. . go for info not so much jokes but my gut says that something genetic is going on and that is fine, but what about temperature would change a dogs pigment..I would really like an answer or at least one we can research. dee

Princess if you google it, it sounds like it is lack of sunlight, it is a common occurance. No big deal for the dog except they look different for awhile.

tigermouse na, he won't let ya get bored! Inside its a ball 'til I drop, outside its a stick!!  He's a fun dog. Thanks again, your dog is a good looker too!!! Same happy go lucky expression.

Thanks for the concern, Princess.  I did start my search at the vet's office and she said not to worry.  Then I googled it and found it happens in a lot of the "cold weather dogs"  as in huskies and malamutes, and that led to the Vit D deficiency because of the darkness up north.  My own dogs are in the house most of the time, and we sure don't have much sunlight these days, so I go with that theory.  She 's in good health and has a beautiful coat;  I just have to wait out the winter.  I would also rather be on the beach in the sunshine....hopefully next winter I'll put all the dogs in the camper and head south!!   Maybe she won't turn pink then!   Her mom doesn't have the problem.  I should email her dad's owner and see if he does.  I don't think it's genetic; I think it's environmental.

I purchase a product called Seameal,  it is made by Solid Gold.

Google it and try it out.  It works wonders. 

KIM

www.justk9s.com

Hey , I use that product and think it's great!  She gets it every day, so I don't think it will help "pink nose"....but it sure keeps the coat nice!

Interesting comment, trailrider, on the plastic bowls. I use only metal bowls and buckets and none of my dogs have ever had winter nose.