Situations where dogs have constant body odor:

1. Some dogs are born with strong body odor. Even if they are bathed frequently, the smell may persist for several days, for example Bull Terrier, Bulldog, etc.

2. Dogs often like to lie on the ground or roll around outside, so their hair will be dirty. If they are not bathed for a long time, they will emit an unpleasant smell.

3. If the dog suffers from skin diseases, such as mites, fungi, etc., or the dog has trauma, it is also likely to emit odor during treatment.

4. Dogs’ bad oral hygiene, dog oral inflammation, dental calculus, constipation, etc. will all cause bad breath in dogs, especially dogs who often eat meat, which can easily remain between the teeth. , which will lead to fermentation and rot, which will give off an unpleasant odor.

5. There are dog anal glands near the dog’s anus, which need to be cleaned regularly. The secretions in the anal glands have a very pungent smell. If not cleaned in time, they may overflow or become inflamed at any time, which will cause the dog's body to smell fishy.

6. Unclean dog ears can also cause body odor. Dog ears are covered with a lot of fluff and have poor ventilation, which can easily hide dirt and even infect ear mites. It will cause the dog's ears to smell bad, which will in turn cause the dog's body odor.

7. If the dog suffers from diseases such as kidney failure, liver disease, and diabetes, it will also cause the dog’s breath to smell bad. If your dog's bad breath has a sweet or fruity smell, your dog may have diabetes.

8. A dog’s gas may indicate a problem with its diet or intestinal tract. Occasional bloating is normal, and you just need to change your dog's diet in time.