As mentioned above, humans have sweat glands over their entire
bodies; the only place dogs (and cats, and many other animals with fur
over their whole bodies) can get rid of excess heat is through the
tongue. By the way, sweating/panting is NOT a means of getting rid of
excess water; it is a way of getting rid of heat. We do this because of
the process of evaporation. In changing from liquid to vapor, the water
absorbs heat from the surface on which it is laying. Actually, most
organisms do not want to get rid of excess water; they need to conserve
it, but on very hot days animals "spend" the water to achieve the
cooling.
We as humans have something called sweat glands. It gives us the ability to perspire and to cool our bodies down. That is why we sweat. Dogs don't have sweat glands like we do, so they pant to cool themselves down, along with laying on a cold surface. but for them, their body heat leaves from their nose.
Answer:He's always on the lookout for chances to give back to the community. For instance, after hearing about an Atlanta resident whose home burned down, he paid for her new house.
