article_snippet: A stray dog who lost his nose after his accidentally caught his nose in a snare could soon be able to smell again thanks to surgeons who are planning to insert a specially designed implant into his snout.
article_snippet: Parys (pictured) a stray dog from Bialystok, Poland, lost his nose after his accidentally caught his nose in a snare - but his could soon be able to smell again thanks to surgeons who will implant a chip in his tomorrow .
article_snippet: Noses are particularly important to dogs as dogs brains are dominated by an olfactory cortex,  boasting millions of smelling receptors which help dogs to survive.
article_snippet: A dog's wet nose, or rhinarium, is essential for determining the direction of the air current containing the smell.
article_snippet: The mucus on a dog’s nose helps capture scent particles - which is why they lick they dry noses, to recover this scent capturing.
article_snippet: By smelling a drop of another dog's urine, a dog can often determine the dog’s sex, diet, health, and emotional state.
highlights_snippet: the dog lost the dog nose after accidentally getting caught in snare .
  
highlights_snippet: Stray dog was left without Stray dog sense of smell following the incident .
  