{"id":8426,"date":"2020-06-30T10:53:18","date_gmt":"2020-06-30T15:53:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sitmeanssit.com\/dog-training-mu\/san-antonio-dog-training\/?p=8426"},"modified":"2020-06-30T10:53:18","modified_gmt":"2020-06-30T15:53:18","slug":"5-dog-breeds-that-can-tolerate-hot-climates","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sitmeanssit.com\/dog-training-mu\/san-antonio-dog-training\/5-dog-breeds-that-can-tolerate-hot-climates\/","title":{"rendered":"5 Dog Breeds That Can Tolerate Hot Climates"},"content":{"rendered":"
There are numerous dog breeds out there that are well-suited for warm weather. For starters, if you’re looking for a canine that would do well in a warm climate area you here are some breed characteristics to look out for: have a single coat, lean build, long nose, big ears, small body size, warm-weather origins, and light fur color. Here are just five fantastic dog breeds that check many of these boxes.<\/p>\n
Basenjis<\/a> were initially developed to accompany hunters in central Africa. So it should go without saying that this breed originates from some of the hottest areas in the world. Basenjis also have very short coats along with moderately big ears that usually stand erect, exposing them to the cool breeze.<\/p>\n Besides being great in warm climates, Basenjis are smart, athletic, and driven canines. However, they typically aren’t the best dogs for first-time pet owners – which is something to keep in mind. Basenjis very independent pups, which can sometimes make them difficult to train.<\/p>\n If they can fight fires, then they can handle warm climates, right? All jokes aside, with there short coats, lean build, long muzzles, and big ears – Dalmatians<\/a> make great candidates for warm weather. Also, a fun fact about this breed is that they were initially intended to run alongside coaches, so they were expected to run for miles at a time. Because of this, their bodies had to adapt to prevent overhearing – making them even more exceptional candidates for living in a hot climate.<\/p>\n Due to their past, Dalmatians come with an incredible amount of energy and stamina. So if you’re thinking of adopting this breed, be sure you are willing and able to provide them with the exercise they need to be happy and healthy. If not given the exercise they require, Dalmatians can end up developing very destructive behavior.<\/p>\n With their short hair and lengthy build, German Shorthaired Pointers<\/a> find the heat to be a comfortable setting. Their breed is also known for being well-rounded hunting dogs, whose skills were once used for a variety of different chores and activities. This is another breed that comes with a lot of energy, however, so some families find them to be a bit too needy when it comes to needing exercise and playtime. They’re also not a breed that can tolerate being home alone for long periods.<\/p>\n But it’s also important to note that German Shorthaired Pointers are sweet creatures that will get along with anyone who shows them love and attention. They’ll also return the favor but showering those they care for with affection and do very well around children.<\/p>\nDalmatians<\/h3>\n
German Shorthaired Pointers<\/h3>\n
Afghan Hounds<\/h3>\n