#2 – Be Kind to Your Dog’s Paws
The dogs’ paws are fragile; they are constantly in contact with the ground, Pavement, sand, asphalt, metal, wood, and other surfaces can become very hot during summer. These materials absorb heat from the sun and can remain burning hot for hours even after the sunset, with temperatures that can exceed 145° F!
So imagine how your pup would feel when walking on these surfaces. Although dogs don’t seem to complain, their paws could endure severe damage. In order to protect them, you can make your dog wear boots or other shoes that will serve as dressing protection, and you can also find sporty dog boots. Make your choice according to the type of aggression or use.
