The normal body temperature of dogs is 38-39 degrees Celsius, and the temperature of puppies is slightly higher, at 38.5-39.5 degrees Celsius. It is normal for a dog's body temperature to be higher after exercise than at rest. Once the dog's body temperature exceeds the normal temperature, the owner should pay attention.

If the dog's temperature is high, you need to cool it down, such as using an ice pack to apply cold compresses. If your dog's body temperature is too low or too high, which is too different from the normal body temperature, you need to see a doctor in time. If the dog has symptoms such as pus in the eyes, purulent nose, cough, etc., is not fully vaccinated, and has fever symptoms, the owner needs to consider the possibility of viral infection in the dog at this time.