How to Tell If Your Dog is Cold: Signs and Tips for Keeping Them Warm
Shivering or trembling. Dogs react to cold as we do. - Cold ears or body. Feeling your dog's ears is a good way to know his temperature
How to Tell If Your Dog is Cold: Signs and Tips for Keeping Them Warm
Some dogs are more sensitive to cold than others. And this generally depends on the thickness and length of the coat, age, health and weight of your pet. Short-haired dogs and small breeds are especially sensitive to cold. Puppies, older dogs and dogs with health problems may feel cold faster than other dogs. The normal body temperature of dogs is higher than that of humans, so they should be at a temperature between 101° and 102° F . Temperature tolerance varies from animal to animal, so it is important to know the signs that a dog shows when it is getting cold. Pay attention! Signs that your dog is cold How to tell if your dog is cold? Here are a few things that can give you clues: Shivering or trembling. Dogs react to cold just like we do - shivering and trembling are ways the body reacts to try to stay warm! Cold ears or body. Feeling your dog's ears is a good way to know his temperature. If the ears are cold, particularly at the edges. You can also touch his body. If it is cold ins…
