As the cold wind gradually rages and the chill of winter becomes more intense, the experience of raising your dog should also be meticulous and follow the changes of the seasons.

Especially the Teddy breed, they have their own little thoughts and needs in the cold winter.

As a scrapper, you cannot ignore these 7 things they most want to tell you.

The cold temperature is undoubtedly a big challenge for Teddy. Their natural single coat is not enough to protect them from the biting wind.

Therefore, you may want to pick up some small pieces of clothing that fit well so that they can feel a little bit warm when doing outdoor activities.

When you are at home, you may wish to lay a warm and thick mat for them. If conditions permit, a warm heater is also a good choice.

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2. Provide warm water to avoid burns

People often rely on hot water to keep warm in cold winter days, but Teddy cannot cool the hot water like humans.

Giving them drinking water that is too hot can easily cause burns.

The best way is to prepare some lukewarm water, which will not hurt their sensitive mouths and can sow warm seeds in their bodies.

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3. Moderate exercise cannot be ignored

You may have reduced your Teddy’s outdoor activities because you are worried about your Teddy catching the cold in the cold environment.

However, moderate exercise is equally important to keep them healthy.

Even so, on those snow-covered days up north, it’s best to interact with your dog inside to avoid the damaging effects of extreme weather.

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4. The choice of shoes depends on the dog.

Although Teddy is afraid of the cold, they are not interested in wearing shoes.

Wearing them for a long time will not only hinder their perspiration and heat dissipation, but may also lead to the occurrence of skin problems such as eczema.

If you insist on putting shoes on them, remember to let them free their little paws after a short time and enjoy their freedom.

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5. Pay attention to the mental outlook of Teddy

In the low temperature environment of winter, Teddy may not be as energetic as usual. They are more inclined to curl up in a warm corner and rest quietly. .

But as a scrapper, you must not reduce your interaction with them. Otherwise, Teddy will feel boring and lonely without companionship.

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6. Be diligent in combing and take care of your hair

The dry weather in winter can easily make Teddy's hair rough. It should not be ignored that daily combing can not only prevent the hair from getting tangled. , can also stimulate blood circulation, making their hair softer and shiny.

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Every dog-loving home has its own story of winter warmth.

How did your little Teddy spend this winter warmly?

Let us accompany them to welcome the warm spring day with love and careful care.