This post follows on from Caring for your Dog in Winter.
Make sure you put a coat on your dogs if they feel the cold – hypothermia can set in surprisingly quick with some dogs. If you see your dog shivering when you take them out during the winter months, it maybe time to fit them with a fleece coat. The coats I recommend are from Equafleece.
Remember to check your dog’s paws when you arrive home if it’s icy outside – little balls of snow and ice can compact between the pads of your dog’s paws causing pain and discomfort – especially in long haired dogs. A foot soak in some warm water is the best way to get these out. Happy Walking!
To follow up or make an appointment or find out more information about Ringwood Dogs, Ashley Heath on the Dorset and Hampshire border, please contact Isabelle Adams-Papé by clicking on the Contact Me tab.
I look forward to meeting you and working with your dogs.
Happy dog training.
Isabelle Adams-Papé IMDT
Ringwood Dogs, Ashley Heath on the Dorset and Hampshire border.
Dog Training, Dog Day Care, Home Dog Boarding, Dog Walking
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