How Dog Really 'See' The World

To experience the world, humans rely more on the sense of sight than of smell.
But the reverse is true for dogs.
Dogs look at you in order to see you, but then smell you in order to understand you.
Their wet, spongy noses capture many smells that are carried by the breeze.
In fact, the olfactory bulb takes up many times more relative space in a dog's brain.
Dogs can even smell in stereo, with each nostril able to smell different scents!