Dogs may freeze to death outside in winter. Although the resistance of native dogs is stronger than that of pet dogs, if the outdoor temperature is too low and there is no shelter from the wind, they are likely to freeze to death. When the body temperature of a native dog is relatively low, he will tremble, have muscle tremors, and have cold and cyanotic skin. The native dog needs to be kept warm in time.

How to properly raise local dogs in winter:

1. It is recommended not to keep loose dogs outdoors in winter. They can be kept indoors. If you must raise it outdoors, you can put some thicker blankets or mats in the native dog's nest, or even put a heating pad under the blanket.

2. The material of the dog house is best to be windproof and waterproof, which may have a better effect of keeping warm.

3. In winter, the heat energy in the dog's body will also be consumed more than usual. In winter, the amount of food should be increased by 10% than usual, and some meat food should be added to quickly replenish calories. , enhance the dog's cold resistance.