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"How do dogs 'sweat' ?" Isn't it through their paws & the panting? | |||
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"How do dogs 'sweat' ? Isn't it through their paws & the panting?" Yes! And Labradors/Retrievers can get sunburn on their noses. I believe I'm right. In law a member of the public is allowed to smash a car window if they see a dog or baby in distress through the heat! | |||
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"Hot pavements? It's hardly gotten above 22c in the warmest areas of the UK. I not worry if I were you till it gets about 30c+ " The temperature readings are done in the shade. Direct sunshine is much hotter. One of my dogs struggles past 20 degrees and in the sun. I suggest you go walking in bare feet on tarmac when it's been a hot few days. | |||
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"Hot pavements? It's hardly gotten above 22c in the warmest areas of the UK. I not worry if I were you till it gets about 30c+ The temperature readings are done in the shade. Direct sunshine is much hotter. One of my dogs struggles past 20 degrees and in the sun. I suggest you go walking in bare feet on tarmac when it's been a hot few days." I often do. I also often visit Perth W.A, and can assure you I walk barefoot in the park at 30c+ | |||
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"Hot pavements? It's hardly gotten above 22c in the warmest areas of the UK. I not worry if I were you till it gets about 30c+ The temperature readings are done in the shade. Direct sunshine is much hotter. One of my dogs struggles past 20 degrees and in the sun. I suggest you go walking in bare feet on tarmac when it's been a hot few days." So you privately message me then block me? What a tosser... | |||
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"Hot pavements? It's hardly gotten above 22c in the warmest areas of the UK. I not worry if I were you till it gets about 30c+ The temperature readings are done in the shade. Direct sunshine is much hotter. One of my dogs struggles past 20 degrees and in the sun. I suggest you go walking in bare feet on tarmac when it's been a hot few days." So you privately message me then block me? What a tosser... Tells me and everyone all they need to know.. Lol... | |||
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"How do dogs 'sweat' ? Isn't it through their paws & the panting?" Yes. Mainly by 'panting' ie. mouth open so drips off tongue. | |||
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"How do dogs 'sweat' ? Isn't it through their paws & the panting? Yes! And Labradors/Retrievers can get sunburn on their noses. I believe I'm right. In law a member of the public is allowed to smash a car window if they see a dog or baby in distress through the heat!" Most dogs I've had bark and go a bit crazy and jump around in the car if anyone gets near - which has been mistaken, by the know-all, do-gooders, as 'being in distress' rather than defensive and angry at being threatened/disturbed. If they're so hot why, and how, can they do that. | |||
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"How do dogs 'sweat' ?" They don’t they have to pant to cool down but in this heat they’re panting hot air in too | |||
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"Hot pavements? It's hardly gotten above 22c in the warmest areas of the UK. I not worry if I were you till it gets about 30c+ The temperature readings are done in the shade. Direct sunshine is much hotter. One of my dogs struggles past 20 degrees and in the sun. I suggest you go walking in bare feet on tarmac when it's been a hot few days." I agree get down in the tarmac it’s really hot and the heat down their rising is horrible Even when my dogs are at home they like to be in the sun I wet them down with hose on fine spray Esp their heads and neck Has a great cooling effect | |||
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"I would rather upset a car driving moron than lose a dog or child because of their stupidity" | |||
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"Years ago I went to the gym there was a little dog on back seat if a range rover which was heating up nicely in the sun I went in and asked the receptionist if she could pass a tannoy messsge about it I expected a nice lady to come and speak and sort their car Instead a huge doorman type came round the corner red faced fuming and blowing steroid steam out his nostrils His opening words were Mind your own fucking business you cunt! Tried talking to him just got aggressive abuse as I stood on looking up from under his chin lol As he walked out he said, If you follow me out I will fucking knock you out He could as well as all I saw him do in the gym was knock the shit out of a big punch bag So my act of goodwill nearly got me a pasting! Lesson learned lol " Report the inconsiderate sod to the police then, or just smash his windows and leg it | |||
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"Hot pavements? It's hardly gotten above 22c in the warmest areas of the UK. I not worry if I were you till it gets about 30c+ The temperature readings are done in the shade. Direct sunshine is much hotter. One of my dogs struggles past 20 degrees and in the sun. I suggest you go walking in bare feet on tarmac when it's been a hot few days. So you privately message me then block me? What a tosser... Tells me and everyone all they need to know.. Lol... " These individuals believe their opinion is the correct and only opinion and hate people who disagree agree. I don't think it too hot to be walking the dog walk along q path with a wide grass verge and my dog chooses the path so concrete path not too hot for him | |||
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