Our pets are just as susceptible to cold weather as we are. Many people believe that because animals have a fur coat, they're not as likely to get cold as we are. Whether your dog spends most of his time outdoors or he only goes outside for bathroom breaks and daily walks, it's important to know how to keep dogs warm outside.
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Some dogs get cold faster than others. Small breeds, senior pets and dogs with thin coats may get cold more quickly than young, large breeds with thick fur. The precautions that you take when learning how to keep dogs warm outside should be based on your pet's needs. Your pooch may need a warm coat, boots or an appropriate outdoor shelter.
"Age, coat type and health condition are pretty standard, and most pet owners take them into consideration. However, the dog's acclimation to cold weather is often overlooked. If your dog was born and raised in a region with cold winters, he's going to be more acclimated to it than a dog raised in a climate that is warm all year long."
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