Ways for dogs to avoid the heat in summer

1. Don’t go out to walk your dog in hot weather. The main areas of heat dissipation in dogs are the soles of the feet and the tongue. In the hot summer, the road surface temperature is higher than the air temperature. The heat dissipation function of the soles of the dogs' feet is weakened, making them prone to heat stroke. If the ground temperature is too high, it is easy to cause burns on the pads.

2. Fill the used Coke bottle with water, cap it and put it in the refrigerator. When the water is completely frozen, take it out and put it into the doghouse. Dogs will naturally run off to enjoy their "summer retreat." Or prepare an ice pad for your dog.

3. Turn on the fan or air conditioner appropriately to maintain indoor ventilation.

4. Make sure the dog has enough drinking water and change it regularly to ensure the water is fresh and clean.

5. When taking your dog out, never lock the dog in the car or trunk, as this may cause the dog to die of heatstroke.

6. Don’t let them engage in strenuous exercise.