The reasons why dogs are more likely to get skin diseases in summer:

1. Owners are afraid that their dogs will be hot and will choose to shave their dogs, but this will harm the dogs. Dogs, because ultraviolet rays and strong sunlight will directly shine on the dog's skin, causing the dog's skin to be burned.

2. Owners will frequently bathe their dogs in order to achieve the purpose of cooling down, but this will destroy the dog's sebum layer and the skin and mucosal system, which can easily lead to bacterial and viral infections.

3. Dogs have heat stress reactions in hot environments, and their immunity is relatively weak, allowing some harmful bacteria or parasites to take the opportunity to invade the body.

4. The hot weather in summer can easily lead to insufficient gastrointestinal blood supply in dogs, loss of appetite, depletion of body protein, and low resistance.

5. The temperature is high in summer, and parasites, bacteria, and viruses have particularly strong reproductive capabilities. If you are not careful, they will invade the dog's body and cause the dog to suffer from skin diseases.