Dog owners are being asked to consider whether it is safe to walk their dogs this summer, and an animal charity has issued some recommendations to help.

As the UK basks in a heatwave, dog owners are being warned about the moment it becomes too hot to walk your pets – and how ...

The chart shows it is usually 'safer' to walk smaller dogs in higher temperatures than larger breeds, with biggerdogs entering the "potential risk" zone at 21C. At 23C, all dogs fall into this ...

A 125°F pavement temperature is equal to anything from 65°F to 85°F air temperature. At 125°F skin/paw destruction can happen ...

Don't walk your dog in the heat of the day; find a time in early morning or in the evening, and stay on the grassy areas!

A pet company has issued a chart showing what temperatures to avoid taking your dogs out for a walk in Credit: Getty 3 While small dogs won't cope in very cold temperatures, bigger, furrier dogs ...

Are you wondering what temperature is too cold to walk a dog? Cold winter weather can be brutal for our furry friends braving the elements. Owners can easily reach for coats and gloves, but our ...

Dogs are even more sensitive to the heat than humans which means that a warm day might be too hot for a walk. Vets suggest that temperatures as warm as 28C are too hot to walk dogs, as they may be ...

PET owners have been warned to consider the temperature before taking their dogs out for a walk. As the temperature drops below zero in many parts of the UK – with snow in some – the ma… ...

Walking dogs in extreme temperatures, hot or cold, can be very dangerous. Knowing when it is too cold to walk your dog is crucial to prevent injuries and health problems.