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Dog pimples (or canine pimples if you like) are often indicative of dog acne, a common inflammatory, benign (non-cancerous skin condition that is associated with dog puberty. When caused by acne, dog pimples most commonly affect the head (occurring on dogâs chin, lips, and muzzle) and the chest.
Sometimes smelling the ground or rolling a ball around with his nose can cause a dog to pick up debris that can adhere to nose and dry-up. Illnesses like distemper, parvovirus, allergies, or an upper respiratory infection can cause a dog's nose to become runny, and the mucous build-up can become dry and crusty. Conditions like lupus and hypothyroidism can cause crusting of the nose as well.