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{ Keep the Dogs Warm Sydney Nau Jessica Irving Jess Berger

Dogs can experience Hypothermia in extreme conditions!

Watch for signs of: Shivering, weak pulse, lethargic, shallow breathing

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Provide shelter for your dog during the winter. Dogs become depressed during winter (Lack of playful energy) Also known as (SAD) Seasonal Affected Disorder.

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