In summer, do dogs get hot

It's getting hotter, and probably many pet owners know about dogs: only tongues and mats are the main hot spots (discussion of sweat glands, not discussed here), so for dogs, this hot summer is particularly hot. The pet sky thinks the article will help many pet owners because most of them will ignore a problem: dogs will die in the heat of summer.

In summer, do dogs get hot

It's getting hotter, and probably many pet owners know about dogs: only tongues and mats are the main hot spots (discussion of sweat glands, not discussed here), so for dogs, this hot summer is particularly hot.

The pet sky thinks the article will help many pet owners because most of them will ignore a problem: dogs will die in the heat of summer.

1. Labrador

A very good friend of mine, Chewy, who had a black Labrador, was an old dog who died a summer ago. This story keeps reminding me that in summer, beware of the dog heat.

My friend, who went to the park with a dog, spent about 30 minutes on the road, and in the park, the dog had a little exercise, took a break in a dark place, and his friend drank a lot of water. This dog suddenly went into shock. When a police officer on leave passed, they took the dog to the nearest animal hospital.

However, the dog didn't make it to the animal hospital. In my friend's arms, my friend is very sad and often blames himself for this.

With regard to the death of the dog during the summer, she would probably never forget it.

Two, for dogs, they're exceptionally hot.

Dr. Shian Simms, director of an animal hospital, said: “Doggies suffer from summer or summer breaks. A very common situation for us. Almost all animals are not very hot, but for dogs, they are exceptionally hot. I've already had a lot of these cases, and sometimes they die before the temperature can be measured.”

It could be 20 minutes before a dog loses heat, but in a few hours the dog will show symptoms. If you find the dog breathing more intense, it could be a precursor to the heat.

"Black dogs are more dangerous because of black heat, especially black old dogs, who should stay in an air-conditioned room."

Three. Dogs in hot summers.

Simms also stressed that if you're going to take dogs out to play, it's best not to have a hot midday in the morning or at night, but to have them drink water because they have hair like a man in a sweater in the summer. If you're going to wear clothes for them, please wear cool products. Better get some air.

4. Temperatures outside and inside of the car

Before that, the pet sky had published an article, accused by many netizens, how could it reach 81 degrees? This article goes on today: as you can see from the photographs, they often use degrees degrees Fahrenheit or degrees centigrade abroad.

The extent of Fahrenheit is 1.8 times greater than the degree of degree Celsius, which is not only more accurate but also more relevant to the sensitivity of human perception. Only three countries are currently broadcasting weather at the Fahrenheit level: the United States, Myanmar and Liberia.

Every time an article is published, the pet sky converts the Fahrenheit to degree Celsius, and as a result, the article forgets to convert it, although it is not said to be degree Celsius, but many netizens misperceived it, and apologize to the netizens. On the question of Fahrenheit, there is little to say. Internet users are interested and can look at it themselves.

later:

In the hot summer, the pet owner should beware of the heat, especially the old black dogs. Besides, don't keep the dog in the hot car.