The simple answer is "no" -- dogs, and humans as well, do not contract illnesses merely by spending time outdoors in cold weather. However, if the dog is spending time with other, unfamiliar dogs or in unfamiliary territory where diseased feces, etc., may be present, your dog could conceivably end up with, among other things, kennel cough, Valley Fever, parvovirus -- unless he/she is vaccinated against such diseases.
That said, depending on your climate, it's never a great idea to leave a dog out in snowy, rainy, or severely cold (or hot, for that matter, for other reasons) weather for long periods of time. There are a few reasons for this, the first being that dogs, like humans, can develop frostbite and hypothermia. Dogs are social creatures, and to be cast out of the family like an unwanted cockroach can potentially cause behavioral issues down the road.
The answer is NO. For a dog to get Canine Influenza which is a 'virus' it must be exposed to a source of that particular virus. Being exposed to the Cold will not give an animal a virus type bug.
yes, well kind of my dog has had a cough and a little snuffly nose so i think that is a cold and she got sick.
I stay inside all the time on the computer/xbox and I feel fine but my mom tells me it's not good for you. Good luck getting your friend outside cause It takes a lot to get me outside
you add the refrigerant in your outside unit but still is going to circulate to your inside unit doing a complete loop
You can be as ceremonial as you want, but God sees what's going on inside you. He is not impressed by what you display on the outside, but by what you are on the inside.
No. They go on the outside. EX: "I am going on a trip," said Zoey.
I like going to outside! I do hate tiedown in the house!!
train it by making him/her going outside and getting used to use the bathroom outside instead of inside
No, not until you're already dead of hypothermia and has started to freeze solid. One of the reasons why the so-called warm blooded creatures have been so successful is that our "inside" climate stays the same pretty much regardless of what's going on at the outside.
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press F11 outside and F10 inside - these buttons can be configured by going to the settings menu
Dogs need to understand that there is a right and wrong difference between going inside and going outside. If not told going inside is wrong, then they will continue to do that because it is where they are comfortable and used to going. When you catch your dog going inside ( and they have to be caught in the act, not after or they won't learn from the experience) immediately disrupt them with a loud firm no and clap with your hands to get their attention and startle them. immediately following this take them straight outside to an appropriate potty place and once there praise them. with consistency your dog will learn that in order to please you they need to not potty in the house.
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Bose. they eliminate sound from the outside going in and inside going out...