Why don't dogs sweat?
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Most dogs are covered in fur, so if sweat glands were located on their bodies, the sweat would fail to evaporate. Cooling takes place when sweat evaporates. That’s why it is much more efficient for dogs to have sweat glands in their paw pads, where there is little fur.