In general, dogs can tolerate colder temperatures as long as they are well fed, healthy, and protected from wind and wet weather. Some dogs absolutely thrive on cold weather. You don't say under what conditions you mean--are you talking about leaving them outside all winter, day and night, or just for short periods so they can get some fresh air and exercise? Labs are active sporting dogs that usually do well hunting and being outdoors in all kinds of weather. However, they should always have access to food, water (make sure it doesn't freeze) and shelter--a sturdy wooden doghouse raised off the ground, not too big but just large enough for the dog to stand and turn around (if it is much bigger, it will not hold in the dog's body heat and the cold air will circulate), with a door opening that has a flap to keep out the wind. Even better is a doghouse designed with the door opening off center down at one end so that the opening does not lead directly to the area where your dog will sleep, thus keeping drafts out. Blankets will get wet and freeze and not provide much warmth, your dog is better off with a generous amount of clean straw that is replaced regularly (not HAY). If possible, you can also provide a small lamp for the purpose of heating the doghouse, although you want to be absolutely certain it is installed away from where your dog can chew it (perhaps run the wiring through a pipe) or any of the bedding can catch fire. If nighttime temps dip below freezing, I would say to bring the dog inside.
Labrador dogs can tolerate cold temperatures well, but when the temperature drops below freezing, it may be too cold for them, especially if they are not acclimated to cold weather or have short fur. Protecting them with appropriate clothing or limiting their time outdoors in very cold temperatures is important to prevent hypothermia.
I am a weather bug, so please... if you are anywhere in the USA or Canada where the temp is rolling down to the teens and Colder to bring your pets inside tonight and probably tomorrow!!!!! this is a massive cold air system from the Arctic, covering most of the Country! it is going to be terribly cold in a lot of places. pets get cold too.. if you have a Siberian husky or Alaskan malamute or brown bear... they are probably fine.
Colder temperatures, 32 and under would be good, but not too cold as -50 degrees.
Dogs generally prefer temperatures between 50-70Β°F (10-21Β°C). It's important to provide shelter and shade for dogs in extreme temperatures to keep them comfortable and safe. Pay attention to your dog's behavior as they may show signs of being too hot or too cold.
Lizards are cold-blooded animals, meaning their body temperature changes with the environment. If the temperature drops too low, a lizard can become lethargic or even lose the ability to move and regulate its bodily functions properly. In extreme cold conditions, a lizard may die from hypothermia.
It is not recommended to bathe a dog with cold water, as it can cause them discomfort and may lower their body temperature. It is better to use lukewarm water for bathing dogs to ensure they are comfortable throughout the process.
Between 32-36c. See: http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/stories/s1139582.htm
All dogs get cold. Dogs that have thick fur are more tolerant of cold. Dogs with short hair get cold more quickly. If it is too cold for you to be outside without a coat, it is too cold for your dog.
No, dogs can adapt to the temperature changes quite fast so it should not be a problem
Colder temperatures, 32 and under would be good, but not too cold as -50 degrees.
Any temperature near or below freezing for several hours can be harmful. In cold weather, dogs should be provided warm shelter, at least, and heated accommodations when the temperature (or wind chill) is near freezing.
There is no answer for this question as it all depends on what animal your talking about. Dogs and cats need more heat then reptiles do for example
A dogs natural temperature ranges between 99.5 and 102.5 degrees F. There are many things that can cause a temperature in dogs, anything from the common cold to an infection. I would say if the dog has other symptoms, or if the temperature gets too high to take it to the vet.
When the temperature get too cold for the testis they pull up into the body.
In the tropical place because in the tropical temperature it is not too hot or too cold
You will know it is too cold because you will not want to get in it. If the temperature has enough effect on you to change your internal temperature you will shiver...and long before your internal temperature actually starts dropping, so you don't really need to worry..if the water feels too cold for your liking then it probably is, otherwise you should be fine (your baby too).
Dogs generally prefer temperatures between 50-70Β°F (10-21Β°C). It's important to provide shelter and shade for dogs in extreme temperatures to keep them comfortable and safe. Pay attention to your dog's behavior as they may show signs of being too hot or too cold.
if the water temperature is too hot it will burn the scalp, if the water temperature is too cold it will not clean the scalp.
Depends what type of breed...