
Summer is here, and while many of us look forward to spending more time outdoors, hot weather can pose serious risks for our dogs. In this episode of Central Bark, we talk with Guide Dogs for the Blind Veterinarian Dr. Rebecca Satterwhite about how heat affects dogs and what every dog owner should know before heading outside. From hot pavement and dehydration to water safety and recognizing the signs of heatstroke, we cover practical tips that can help keep dogs safe, healthy, and comfortable all season long. Whether you're a guide dog handler, a puppy raiser, or simply love dogs, this conversation offers valuable insights on safely navigating summer activities. We'll discuss common misconceptions about exercising dogs in warm weather, how to identify heat-related emergencies, and the simple precautions that can make a big difference when temperatures climb.
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