How to judge whether your dog is cold or not? If you find that your dog is curled up in the den in winter and does not like to move around or go out to play, it means that the dog is cold; when the dog feels cold, he barks less than usual. At this time, the dog will store energy to maintain body temperature.

1. Curl up

If you find that your dog is sitting at home in the middle of winter, curling up with its entire body, wanting to wrap its head and abdomen, and is unwilling to move around or go out to play. This means that the dog is really feeling cold. The most important thing for the dog owner to do at this time is to take measures to keep the dog warm.

　2. Quieter

In order to regulate its own temperature, a dog that feels cold will not be in the mood to bark at this time. It will conserve energy as much as possible to maintain its body temperature.