Raising Alaska in summer: diet

Food is very easy to spoil in summer. If Alaska eats spoiled food, it is easy to get food poisoning. Therefore, the food you eat every day must be fresh, and it is best to heat the food and then leave it to cool naturally. Owners can reduce the amount of dog food they serve to their dogs each time to avoid having too much food, which the dog cannot finish and may cause the dog food to deteriorate after being stored for a long time. Dogs' water should be changed frequently in summer. If the water is left for a long time, bacteria will easily breed and the taste will deteriorate, causing dogs to not like to drink water.
You can feed your dog some fruits such as watermelon to relieve heat and quench thirst. In order to prevent heatstroke in dogs, you can also prepare some mung bean soup for your dog, but be careful not to overfeed watermelon, mung bean soup, etc.

Raising Alaska in summer: life aspects

In summer, because of the hot weather, many owners like to bathe their dogs frequently, but this is wrong. The oil on the dog’s skin will be washed away. Not good for protecting skin. It's best to take a bath once every one to two weeks.
It is not advisable to stay in an air-conditioned room for a long time in Alaska in the summer. It is easy for dogs to suffer from air-conditioning disease, and the dog’s heat tolerance will become worse and worse, which will have a certain impact on the dog’s future physique. .
It is not advisable to shave Alaskan hair too short in the summer. The hair does not make the dog hotter but is a natural protective layer for the dog. It can be used to regulate body temperature, resist external damage, and protect against sun and cold.

Raising Alaska in summer: going out

When taking your dog out for a walk in summer, you must avoid the hottest times. It is best to take your dog out for a walk in the early morning or evening to avoid heat stroke.
Never leave Alaska alone in the car, because the temperature in the car is very high in summer and it is difficult for the heat to escape, even if the car window is opened a small crack, which can easily cause heatstroke in your dog.

Raising Alaska in summer: first aid measures for dog heatstroke

If your dog has heatstroke, you must first take the dog away from the high temperature environment quickly and move it to a cool place. You can give your dog an appropriate amount of water, but be careful not to force it. Splash cold water on the dog to ensure that the belly, inside of the feet, and the fur all over the body are soaked. After the dog's body temperature drops, you must quickly dry the dog's body with a large towel to prevent the dog's body temperature from dropping too quickly. After the first aid treatment is completed, the dog is quickly sent to the hospital for continued treatment and observation.