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The dog days of summer can be uncomfortable enough for us humans. But imagine how your poor dog feels. With normal body temperatures that run warmer than ours, and a built-in fur coat, August can be downright unbearable for our canine companions. Using common sense can go a long way to keeping your dog cool and comfortable.

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