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Golden Retrievers are sunshine lovers. But here’s the truth… Goldens run the risk of overheating faster than you’d think, especially with their thick coats, playful energy, and that classic “I’m fine” attitude they carry even when they’re not. So how hot is too hot? Here’s how to keep your Golden cool and safe during those steamy summer days: — Limit playtime to early mornings or late evenings At Fox Ridge, we raise healthy, strong, well-adjusted Goldens, dogs who love life and know how to thrive. A cool dog is a safe dog. If you're dreaming of your next best friend and already picturing summer strolls and backyard adventures, our next litter might be the perfect fit. Check out our upcoming litters here Stay cool out there, P.S. If your Golden’s panting sounds like an engine starting—cut the fun and get them inside. It’s not worth the risk. |
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