Dogs will get sick if they are too hot. If the ambient temperature is too high and there is no cooling treatment for a long time, the dog is likely to suffer from heat stroke. Generally, when the indoor temperature reaches 28 degrees, the dog will pant heavily and frequently. Drinking water has a thermal reaction, so it is best for owners to prepare sufficient drinking water for their dogs in hot summer. If the dog suffers from heat stroke, the owner can wet the towel, wipe the dog's foot pads and neck, and try to move the dog to a cool and well-watered place. If the dog has severe symptoms such as convulsions, it is best to remove it as soon as possible. He was immediately sent to a pet hospital for treatment.