A saggy face dogs is undeniably cute and it’s not just humans who appreciate the appeal of these adorable canines. These wrinkly pups are the perfect companions for anyone who’s looking for a loyal friend. But while some dogs will naturally get loose skin around the neck and jowls as they age, for others it may be a cause for concern. Whether it’s the result of an underlying medical condition or just part of their breed’s genetics, if your dog has sagging facial and neck skin, you should take them to the vet for a check-up.

What breed of dog has a wrinkled face?

Aside from being incredibly lovable, saggy-faced dogs have some functional benefits too. The loose skin of their jowls helps to minimize the impact of branches and thorns that could otherwise scratch or cut these dog breeds. This protective layer also works as a sort of shield during playtime with other dogs or with humans. The wrinkly skin of saggy-faced breeds like the English Bulldog and the Bloodhound also aids in scent tracking as it serves to trap scents under the skin.

Loose skin around the neck or jowls in dogs can be a result of various conditions that include swollen lymph nodes, salivary gland issues and neck trauma. Occasionally, it can also be a side effect of a minor stroke or other neurological condition. In these cases, it’s vital to seek veterinary attention immediately to ensure your dog has the best chance of recovery.

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strains of cannabis, or dabs, contain much higher levels of cannabinoids and terpenes than marijuana flower. They’re made by extracting trichomes from the cannabis plant using solvents or other techniques. The result is a variety of consistencies that differ by texture, color and potency. They’re often consumed with a dab rig, which consists of a dome-shaped nail, a banger and a dab tool that holds the concentrate. Dabbing is a fast and effective way to get a high.

Cannabis extracts can also be used in other ways, such as adding them to edibles or applying them to the skin as a topical. They can also be smoked with a regular cigarette or pipe, or dissolved in water and vaporized with a vaporizer. They’re commonly referred to as “dabs” because of their high THC content, which can be a little overwhelming for beginners.

From Flower to Shatter: Understanding the World of Cannabis Concentrates

The most popular method for consuming weed concentrates is to use a vape pen. Vape pens have a battery-operated heating element that’s activated either by pressing a button or, in the case of an all-in-one type of vape pen, by taking a drag. Pre-filled vape cartridges are sold at dispensaries and work with most vape pens that have universal 510 threading. Talk to a knowledgeable budtender at your local dispensary for more information about the different types of dabs and what type of device is best for you. They’ll have the equipment you need for vaping and will be happy to help you navigate the ever-expanding world of cannabis concentrates.

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Triple Shipham Valves Triple Offset Butterfly Valve are hard-facing, metal-to-metal valves designed to handle demanding and critical applications with tight sealing capabilities in a variety of conditions. Triple offset butterfly valves utilize a segmented disc with a unique body geometry to provide non-rubbing motion of the seat and seal across the entire full 90° stroke eliminating unnecessary wear. This allows the metal seal ring to be positioned close to the seat to maintain zero leakage in both open and closed positions.

This type of valve also offers a cost-efficient solution for a wide range of high-pressure, low-torque applications as opposed to alternative-style metal seated butterfly valves. A Triple Offset design can be used in the same types of systems as a double-offset valve such as oil and gas processing, pulp and paper, chemical and water & sewage utilities but are especially well suited for scenarios with higher operating demands, such as severe service, temperature, and fluids.

The Science Behind Shipham Valves’ Triple Offset Butterfly Valve Technology

Shipham Valves has successfully fire-tested its range of 3” to 8” lug-type and wafer-type nickel aluminum bronze high-performance triple offset butterfly valves with a Stellite grade 21 seat and Duplex resilient seat ring. These valves achieved bidirectional zero leakage control in accordance with API 598.

This is the first time that a Triple Offset valve has been fully fire tested in such an application, demonstrating its ability to perform in demanding situations under harsh conditions. Having the right valve type for your applications is important to ensure you can achieve zero leakage control, and avoid expensive shutdowns and downtime.

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