I read that dog whiskers have nerves that send sensory messages to the brain, and also help the dog navigate. With that being said, now that my dog does not have whiskers for the time being until they grow back, should i be expecting any differences in his behavior?
Oh my! why did you cut the poor thing’s whiskers? I would advise you to never do that again since you are affecting the dogs sensory and visual abilities
Yes, your dog’s behavior might change temporarily without whiskers.
Whiskers, also known as vibrissae, are important for dogs to sense their surroundings and navigate their environment.
Without them, your dog may be less sensitive to objects around their face and might bump into things more often.
However, dogs are adaptable, so they may adjust their behavior to compensate for the lack of whiskers.
Keep an eye on your dog and provide extra supervision, especially in new or unfamiliar environments, until their whiskers grow back.
If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. 
Yes, cutting a dog’s whiskers can lead to changes in their behavior. Whiskers play a crucial role in helping dogs navigate their environment and interpret sensory information.
Taking them away might make a dog more nervous or unsure about what’s around them.