Teddy’s physical exertion is greater in winter, so increase the amount of feeding than usual and pay attention to energy replenishment. Do keep warm to prevent colds and flu, and keep plenty of exercise and play time. In winter, you can turn on the indoor air conditioning for Teddy, turn up the room temperature, or give Teddy’s nest a warm pad. Teddy will shiver when cold, look anxious, walk slowly, look around, bark less, roll his body up, unconsciously protect his head and stomach, hide in a corner and not want to move, call him and ignore you, etc. It is time to give the dog warmth.
