Common Breeds with Dewlaps:
* Bulldogs: English, French, and American Bulldogs all have very prominent dewlaps.
* Mastiffs: English, Neapolitan, and Bullmastiffs are known for their large, loose dewlaps.
* Bloodhounds: Their dewlaps are long and floppy, helping them to track scents.
* Great Danes: While not as prominent as some other breeds, Great Danes often have dewlaps.
* Shar-Pei: The loose skin around their neck creates distinctive folds, including dewlaps.
* Newfoundlands: These large dogs have thick dewlaps that help to protect their throat when swimming.
* Basset Hounds: Their dewlaps contribute to their characteristic droopy look.
* Boxers: Boxers often have small to moderate dewlaps.
Other Breeds:
* Beagles:
* Dachshunds:
* Retrievers (Labrador and Golden): While not as dramatic as some, these breeds can have dewlaps.
* Spaniels:
* Shepherd Dogs: (e.g., German Shepherd)
* Pugs:
Important Note: The size and prominence of dewlaps can vary even within the same breed, and some dogs may have more pronounced dewlaps than others.
Dewlap Care:
Dewlaps can be prone to skin irritation, infections, and matting. Regular cleaning and care are important to maintain good hygiene and prevent issues.