Dogs use whiskers to navigate and sense objects in low-light environments, detecting air currents and vibrations.
Dog whiskers act as proximity sensors, aiding them in navigating and avoiding collisions with objects.
Dog's whiskers protect their eyes by sensing objects and triggering reflexes to prevent direct contact.
Dogs rely on whiskers to sense and evaluate objects, aiding decisions on safety, edibility, and danger
Whiskers aid communication for dogs, conveying their emotions and intentions through subtle movements at social interactions.