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KNOW YOUR DOG'S LIMITS | Breeds that are short-coated, thin or small as well as elderly or very young dogs get cold more quickly, so try to limit their time outside in the cold weather. On the other hand, some dogs have Arctic origins or were bred for cold climates, so they can handle cold and snow no problem. However, even these breeds should not be outside for long periods in below-freezing weather.
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KNOW YOUR DOG’S LIMITS | Breeds that are short-coated, thin or small as well as elderly or very young dogs get cold more quickly, so try to limit their time outside in the cold weather. On the other hand, some dogs have Arctic origins or were bred for cold climates, so they can handle cold and snow no problem. However, even these breeds should not be outside for long periods in below-freezing weather.

23 ways to keep your dog safer this winter

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A pet is like another member of the family. You have to play, interact and take care of them. Just like the winter season poses dangers to the human members of your household, dogs also face unique concerns during the colder months. These safety tips for owners will ensure that your dog is ready to handle the challenges that winter may bring.

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