Dogs can blow the fan appropriately in summer, but don’t blow it at the dog. Excessive blowing by the fan may cause the dog to catch a cold. The temperature in summer is relatively high. The hair on the dog's body is very thick and the heat dissipation ability is poor. Blowing the fan properly can cool it down, but the time should not be too long, and the distance should not be too close. It is best to keep the fan farther away from the dog. At night When the temperature drops, reduce the wind power or turn off the fan. If it is a puppy or a dog in the disease stage, it is not recommended to blow the fan on the dog to avoid making the dog sick or further aggravating the disease.

Methods to cool down dogs in summer:

1. Physical cooling. This can be dealt with by taking a bath, using an ice pad, blowing a fan or turning on the air conditioner.

2. Use sun protection. If a guard dog is kept tethered outdoors, it should be tethered under the shade of a tree or make a sunshade.

3. Food relieves heat. You can supplement it with water and vitamins by feeding it fruits and vegetables, but you cannot feed it ice cream, ice cream and other cold foods.

4. Cut your hair short. Generally speaking, dogs with long and thick hair are more afraid of heat. You can cut the dog's hair short in summer, but do not shave the dog's hair casually.

5. Drink plenty of water. Dogs have a large water demand in summer, so they need to provide clean and sufficient water to them every day.