Winter is the dog park's quietest season — and often the best. Fewer crowds. Cooler temps. Pups with pent-up energy who haven't gotten to run since Tuesday.
Winter is the dog park's quietest season — and often the best. Fewer crowds. Cooler temps. Pups with pent-up energy who haven't gotten to run since Tuesday.
But winter dog park visits also come with unique risks: ice, salt, frostbite, hypothermia, and paw injuries. Here's how to keep your pup safe and happy all winter long.
Not every dog is winter-ready. Cold tolerance depends on: