When dogs sleep, they get hot but have no pores to dissipate heat, so they have to rely on their belly and tongue to cool down. Sleeping on their stomach is to keep as large a surface as possible against the floor to help dissipate heat, and because dogs have no hair on their bellies. , the dog’s belly is directly against the tiles. Once the weather gets slightly cooler and the temperature of the tiles is lower, the dog will definitely catch a cold.

Dogs will catch a cold if they sleep directly on the tile floor, which may cause the dog to have diarrhea in the slightest, or cause a cold in the worst case. Especially puppies under two months old have weak resistance and will suffer from various physical problems. The development is still not perfect, and the consequences of lying directly on the tile floor will be more serious.

If the dog at home likes to sleep on the tile floor, you can put a towel or blanket on the floor to prevent catching a cold, or remember to place the puppy's nest in a warm and comfortable room and avoid placing it in a Balconies and vents to prevent dogs from catching cold.