Do wolves sweat through their paws? Or their tongue?

[Hiedidog]

I've read in many different books that wolves sweat through their tongues. And in other books, that they sweat through their pads. I've tried looking up the answers but they varied.

[catlowsammy]

Their Paws

[pawnee]

Wolves get rid of excess heat through panting and sweating. People and wolves pant with their tongue...but wolves sweat (like dogs) through their paws. Wolves don`t sweat through their tongue, but their still trying to get cool. Diffrent means, same motive.

[Hiedidog]

Oh I get it now. Thank you Pawnee!

[WildFire]

I think canines are also supposed to have a special type of skin that enables heat to escape when they sweat and pant. Something along that line.

[Snowmuzzle]

I don't know about paws, but they can't sweat in their fur. That's why they pant.

[pawnee]

I think canines are also supposed to have a special type of skin that enables heat to escape when they sweat and pant. Something along that line.

I know that the wolf`s coat in winter is so insulating to the animal, that frost and snow on the backs of wolves doesn`t melt. I think the summer molt helps in the process of making the wolves cool...