#4 – Alaskan Malamute
These dogs were bred to pull sleds in the Arctic. Their thick coat is perfect for keeping them warm in the winter, but it can keep them a little too warm in the summer.
Keep them brushed out and try to exercise them mostly in the mornings and evenings.
Julie Brownrigg
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My 7 month old GSD experienced 20°c today for the first time in her life and she struggled playing and hid under the trampoline. She’s a been a thirsty girl today.
Alison Palmer
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Any short nosedive breeds. My past neighbour had a boxer called Frazier and he wore a wet towel when the weather was hot
Sofia Ge
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The majority of those breeds are short muzzled, no wonder they don’t do well in heat. Poor dogs can’t even breath normally…
And for those who own dogs with thick fur in a hot country, shame on you. Those breeds aren’t made for this. Please get a dog which suits you and your countries conditions.
Nikki Spors
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click bait
Rosie Chavez Garza
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Vanessa Garza. We were just talking about this. Careful.
Wesley Biggs
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Kristin Forrest another reason to live in Canada 😉
Elizabeth Mary Weall
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All dogs just not be subjected to excessive heat. Hot cars being a fine example! Don’t take your dog out in the heat of the day. It is cruel.
Elizabeth Mary Weall
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ALL dogs should not be subjected to excessive heat, hot cars being a particular case! Don’t take you dog out in the heat in Summer, it’s cruel.
Daniel Houck
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Any dog with a short muzzle. Boxer, bulldog (all types), Pekingese, pug, Boston terrier.
Kim LaMonte
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Todd LaRue
Ruth Mathewson
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That goes for all dog’s
Vinicius França
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Eduarda Moura
Kathy Brown
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Good info
Kelly A. Kantola
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We have central air thank God! My Lukey boy is grateful.