Summer is usually when we see our dogs at their happiest—early morning light, longer days, and that extra bit of energy for the park. But as much as they love the sun, dogs are surprisingly bad at handling the heat. Since they don't sweat the way we do (they rely almost entirely on panting), they can go from "having fun" to "overheated" in a matter of minutes.
Being a dog parent in the summer is mostly about being their personal thermostat. Here is how to keep them safe without ruining the seasonal fun.
