This depends upon the individual dog. A Siberian Husky is fine outside (with proper nutrition, water and a winter coat) well below freezing and in snow and wind. However, a Boxer tends to get chilled starting at about 40 degrees F.
It depends on the dog, and how long it is outside. A dog that has a thin coat of fur and is otherwise not made for cold weather will be effected much more than a dog with a thick fur coat and bred to withstand the cold (such as a Husky). A dog, without proper shelter and warmth from cold weather can become sick.
Yes because if a dachshund gets to cold it could become really sick.
extremely cold weather
*cold*breathing problems*weather can make a dog sick
No it does not but if you do not catch it, it may get hurt it really depends on how high you throw it. I do not recommend throwing your dog in the air.
This depends on whether or not you want to house train a dog in the cold weather if you live where it gets pretty cold. Spring and summer and fall are better times to get dog due to it being easier to house train in warmer weather, you dont have to stand out in the snow, sleet, cold rain.
if it has no shelter it may be seen as abuse i know someone who did that and the dog died since it was so cold
The Canaan Dog has a medium tolerance of heat. It can live outdoors in warm weather.
A drop or two of Glycerin. However, if it's that cold out there and your dog is a cold weather dog such as a Husky bring the poor dog in and you won't have the problem with freezing water either.
Falling snow should not make a dogs hips hurt but if a dog has bad hips the cold weather could aggravate them. If there is snow on the ground it can be slippery which could also cause a dogs with bad hips to have more discomfort. Not there lips, but there paws definitely do.
He might be sad or really cold.
Because he/she is uncomfortable outside in the cold. Look into doggy clothes or shoes.
Staffordshire Bull Terriers are a hardy breed but have a short coat that does not protect them well from very cold weather. Some dogs don't like rain (my Staffy doesn't) but this is different with every dog. As long as your dog isn't too cold they can go out in most weather.