Thread: Heat Stroke
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Old 03-12-2004, 01:28 PM
TrishB TrishB is offline
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Re: Heat Stroke

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Originally Posted by carib
OMG TrishB, that must have been horrible. I live in a really hot place too. For our walks, I avoid the hottest days and prefer really late or even nights. But sometimes we go to the beach and going frecuently in the water seems to keep Roxy cool. I also make her drink a lot and. I hope is ok, but after reading this post I will watch her more carefully for the minor sign of discomfort. Thanks
Yes, it was horrible. They just wanted to go for a stroll in the park - they didn't think that the heat advisory applied to 'strolls'.

It's easy enough to avoid. If it's too hot for you to want to run around, it is for your dog too. And if you don't feel that you could get cool quick if need be (i.e. jump in the water) then your dog can't either.

And remember - dogs aren't interested in tanning - so leave them at home for that as well. ;)
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