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HOT DOG!

Never, never leave your pet unattended in a car for any length of time. Leaving a dog in a car in warm weather is the most common cause of heat stroke. A sunny day can turn a metal car into an oven pretty quickly. Even with the windows rolled down, the temperature inside a car can reach up to 120 degrees Fahrenheit in half an hour. If you absolutely have to leave your dog in the car, park in a shady spot and periodically check on him. Keep in mind that a shady spot can soon turn into a sunny one.

POOCH AT THE POOLSIDE

On a blistering hot day, a cool inviting swimming pool can make for a refreshing refuge from the heat. For most canines, the pool rules as summer’s favourite activity. After all, it is the only place where doggy paddle is allowed, belly flops encouraged and swimsuits are optional! Here are a few tips you should keep in mind before allowing your pooch to take the plunge.

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TRAVELLING TAILS

Dogs can make great travelling companions, but for a lot of dogs and owners long journeys can be a stressful experience; not every pet enjoys airline travel or long hours in a car. Planning in advance helps make the journey easier for the dog and owner.