Shaving a dog will not cool it down

On the contrary, shaving a dog will not only not cool it down, but will actually make it feel hotter.
Theoretically, shaving dogs is not supported. Unless shaving is necessary for treatment of skin diseases, do not shave.
The outermost layer of the dog's coat is transparent and hollow, which has the function of heat insulation and sun protection. The function of the dog's hair is a bit like an Arab's robe, blocking the direct sunlight on the body surface, and the hair roots stand up. It can cover the whole body, and when the wind blows from outside, it can quickly spread all over the dog's body and have a cooling effect. After shaving, the protective effect is gone, and it becomes more likely to cause sunburn and heat stroke.

The hair that grows after shaving a dog will make the dog hotter

Some netizens said before: What is said on the Internet is wrong. My dog ​​was so hot that he couldn’t sleep before shaving. After that, I stopped breathing.
The editor said, yes, you are right. But you only guessed the first half correctly: after shaving, the dog is no longer hot, but what happens after the hair grows back?
There is a fact: after you shave your dog, you will find that its hair grows very quickly! And unfortunately: the undercoat will grow first, and the new undercoat will mix with the slower-growing outer coat, which grows much more slowly than the undercoat.
A dog that has never been shaved may behave like this for the first time, but in the long run you will find that the dog is more afraid of heat, because shaving disrupts the growth sequence of the hair itself, and the undercoat will block the air. Once inside the skin, after all, the property of undervelve is to keep you warm.
Wouldn’t it cost the dog’s life to keep the dog warm in such a hot summer?
So, a shaved dog will only feel cooler for a few days after the hair is shaved. As time goes by, the dog's hair grows, and it becomes hotter than before it was shaved. It’s just that the shit-shocking officer will think that I have already shaved it, and if it gets hotter, it’s a matter of the weather.

Can shaving a dog reduce hair loss?

Not only does it not happen, but it also increases hair loss.
An obvious question, do families raising French Bulldogs, Pugs, and Labradors have no dog hair? No, the shedding is no less than those raising Satsumas, Corgis, and Huskies. It's just that my hair is short, so it may not look so obvious. In fact, the amount of hair loss is also very considerable.
So much nonsense, what I want to express is that dogs lose normal hair before being shaved, and then lose short hair after shaving (the bald hair grows back after shaving), and they will lose even more~

Hazards of shaving dogs

Skin sensitivity: After shaving, the skin loses its barrier and may even be injured during shaving. It will affect the skin's own resistance, cause skin sensitivity, and easily lead to infection
Mosquito bites: Without the protection of hair, a dog's skin is more fragile than a human's, and bugs will bite it more recklessly. It is not easy to use external expelling medicine. After all, the external expelling medicine is only poisoned after the bug bites the dog and dies.It does not prevent bugs from crawling on your dog.
Bad mood: Some dogs are naturally sensitive. After shaving their hair, they may have low self-esteem, skip meals, and become depressed.
Easy to catch a cold: When it’s cold, you need to put on more clothes, and when it’s hot, you need to take off your clothes. Humans can wear and take off clothes to prevent themselves from catching cold and getting sick. The dog's clothes have been shaved off...it has lost the ability to regulate its body temperature and is susceptible to colds.