Dog walking Temperature Safety 🦮 🐾 dogstrust Below 19°C: Safe and comfortable conditions for most dogs to walk normally. 20°C to 24°C: Exercise caution; keep walks short, stick to shaded grass areas, and bring water. 24°C to 28°C: High-risk territory; avoid walking them at those times , especially on pavements and concrete. preferably wait for cooler evening or early morning hours. Above 28°C: Dangerous for all dogs; it is safest to skip the walk and stay indoors. Dogs at Higher Risk: Flat-faced breeds: Pugs and French Bulldogs struggle to breathe and cool down. Older or young dogs: Puppies and senior dogs overheat much faster. Overweight or thick-coated dogs: Extra weight and heavy fur trap body heat. The Five-Second Pavement Test -> Place the back of your bare hand on the pavement or road for five seconds.If it is too hot for your hand, it is too hot for your dog’s paws. Last slide is Alpha in his prince kingdom on an ice mat from vip.petsathomeuk with fresh ice water 😂...