Poorly Suited for Cold Weather

Portrait of a Greyhound, a dog breed poorly suited to cold weather, standing in a field.
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Breeds with very short coats and minimal undercoat or body fat are particularly susceptible to the cold due to their lack of natural insulation. Without the thick fur of other breeds, these dogs struggle to retain body heat and may experience discomfort or even hypothermia in colder climates. Consequently, it’s crucial for dogs with low cold tolerance to stay indoors in cooler…

Dog Breeds That Can't Handle Cold Weather

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