The health and age of the dog also need to be factored in. The threat to young puppies and older dogs needs to upgraded by one level compared to the chart. In addition, sick or obese dogs need to have ...

In order to spare your pup the sting of too-cold temperatures, we created this handy chart based on a set of guidelines drawn up by experts at Tufts University.

Cooling pads, pools, paw booties and water bottles can help keep dogs cool and hydrated in the heat, vets say. Plus, learn signs of heatstroke in dogs.

When temperatures dip below 32 degrees, dogs with thin coats, those who are very young or old, as well as small breeds, could be in danger if they are outside for too long, according to PetMD.

The temperature considered too cold to have a dog outside varies depending on the breed, but some smaller, short-haired breeds can begin to feel cold when temperatures reach 45 degrees Fahrenheit ...

If a dog is exposed to hot temperatures for too long and their body temperature reaches 106 degrees, they can die from heat stroke. However, heat isn’t the only concern for dogs when outside.

We have guidelines from Tufts University on how outside cold air can impact various dog breeds, plus some tips on how to keep your pets safe during the arctic air.

In order to spare your pup the sting of too-cold temperatures, we created this handy chart based on a set of guidelines drawn up by experts at Tufts University.

In order to spare your pup the sting of too-cold temperatures, we created this handy chart based on a set of guidelines drawn up by experts at Tufts University.