How does the Border Collie spend the winter? In winter, if the Border Collie is afraid of the cold, you can dress it in time and choose clothes of the right size. If the Border Collie is particularly afraid of the cold, you can add warm supplies to the Border Collie's quilt, but avoid overheating; in winter At this time, Border Collie consumes calories faster, so you can feed them more calorie-increasing food.

If the Border Collie is weak, has short hair, or the temperature is below 10 degrees, you can consider adding more clothes to the Border Collie. When purchasing, choose clothes with good ventilation and suitable size to avoid skin problems caused by inappropriate clothes. In addition, do not dress too warmly.

When the weather is particularly cold, you can use thermal sleeping nests, pet electric blankets, pet thermal lamps, heating packs and other supplies. Especially weak and young dogs must avoid being exposed to cold in winter. However, when using electrical appliances, pay attention to safety to avoid overheating.

In cold weather, border cattle consume calories quickly, so you can feed them more feed to increase energy to combat the cold.

When the cold wave hits, avoid bathing the Border Collie, especially the weak ones. Even if they dry themselves off immediately after bathing, they will easily catch a cold. You can use a wipe instead, or use dry cleaning powder to clean your body. If you take a shower, be sure to blow dry immediately. Also avoid taking a shower immediately after exercising.

Shaving Border Collie is generally not recommended, especially in the cold winter. You must know that the border collie's protective layer against the cold is its hair. If you shave your hair in the winter, the Border Collie will definitely be very afraid of the cold. Therefore, it is best not to shave or shear Border Collie in winter.