Essentially, the smell can develop anywhere yeast and bacteria thrive ... your dog a bath,” says Dr. Haworth. And if your dog has extra fur around their paw pads that could trap microorganisms ...

But it's not just your dog's fur that can smell bad ... feet phenomenon is due to the mixture of bacteria, fungi, and yeast that usually live harmoniously on your dog's skin, aka, the skin ...

It seems logical: your dog must be hot under all that fur, so why not give them a summer ... but it’s basically an open invitation for bacteria and yeast to throw a party. Moisture trapped ...