Don’t leave your dog in a closed car

Some people like to travel with their dogs, but they should never be left alone in a closed car. Under the scorching sun, the temperature in a closed car can quickly rise to 50~60°C, making dogs susceptible to heat stroke or suffocation, which is very dangerous.

Do not let your dog drink a lot of water after exercising

Do not let your dog drink a lot of water after exercising strenuously. Drinking too much water after sweating a lot will result in insufficient salt replenishment, resulting in hyponatremia, which is water intoxication, which can be fatal in severe cases.

Don’t shave your dog

Dogs’ sweat glands are underdeveloped and they don’t need to rely on body sweat glands to dissipate heat, so shaving your dog won’t play a big role. On the contrary, the dog's exposed skin is burned by ultraviolet rays and is also susceptible to mosquito bites. Shaving may also harm your dog's mood and even cause him to become depressed.

Don’t let your dog blow the air conditioner for a long time

In summer, when the temperature is high, blowing the air conditioner can prevent heat stroke, but if you blow the air conditioner for a long time, you will easily suffer from air conditioning disease. Will lead to poor resistance. If the air conditioner is blown for a long time, the moisture in the air conditioner will be easily sucked out, causing water shortage. If you stay in the room for a long time without moving, your resistance will become worse. It is okay for the owner to blow the air conditioner on the dog, but it must be done in an appropriate amount, and at the same time, it must ensure sufficient water source and appropriate amount of exercise.

Don’t bathe your dog frequently

Some owners are afraid of heat stroke in their dogs, so they bathe their dogs frequently. Unlike humans, dogs do not have sweat glands and do not need to be bathed frequently. Do not allow the dog to air dry directly after washing, but blow dry immediately after washing.