Curling up

If you find that your dog has curled up its entire body, it will want to wrap its head and abdomen, and will not want to move around or go out to play. This means that the dog really feels cold, and what the owner should do at this time is to take measures to keep the dog warm.

Become quiet

In order to regulate its own temperature, a dog that feels cold will not be in the mood to bark at this time. It will conserve energy as much as possible to maintain its body temperature.

Dog Mouth

Dogs rely on their mouths to dissipate heat. If the weather is too cold, their mouths will become very cold when they inhale and exhale. Naturally, their mouths are also the most vulnerable to freezing.

Dog Belly

There is no hair protection on the dog’s belly, and the dog’s intestines are also very delicate, so they are prone to diarrhea once they catch cold.