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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a saying, "Habit becomes nature", since the dog has always been raised on the balcony, then, the dog should have been used to it for a long time, so the impact is not very large. The dog has a dense coat and has plenty of sunlight on the balcony, so it won't freeze.
The noisy street will definitely have an impact on the rest of the dog, and the street is a place where the flow of people is large, and pathogenic microorganisms are easy to spread, so the landlord's dog must be immunized to prevent infection with infectious diseases.
There is also a large amount of dust on the street, and the dog's hair is easy to pollute, so comb frequently, but it is not recommended to bathe frequently in winter!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No problem. Such an environment is not bad for dogs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The balcony is ok, and if it's not too cold, it's better for the dog to hair than indoors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20No problem. It's good to listen to the noise puppy habit! But be sure to keep their nests warm, don't get wet, you'll get sick! Also, give them shade in the summer! That's it! Wishing your puppy good health!
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It's okay, my dog was raised in the snow, and he hasn't been sick yet.
Not good. Dog dear, you keep it alone and it will make it feel abandoned. It's scared and sad, so it's going to bark. >>>More
It depends on what kind of dog it is, and if it's a small dog, of course. But not for large dogs (working dogs).
The last thing a dog is afraid of is cold, and what he is most afraid of is heat. >>>More
It's okay to put it on the balcony, but it's better to put a cardboard box or something, and put something soft in it, can't say that it won't catch a cold in summer, and the temperature is unstable at night, and it's not impossible to catch a cold. >>>More
It stands to reason that no matter how big the loss downstairs is, they don't have the right to pry the door.