Each summer Kennel Club, UK’s largest organisation dedicated to the health and welfare of dogs, receives hundreds of reports of dogs being lefts in cars, and many incidents where dogs die from heatstroke as a result. To promote the seriousness of the issue Kennel Club has produced a three minute video called Don't Cook Your Dog and this is something that every dog owner should watch. It shows how simple it is for your dogs to overheat in hot environments.
Monday, 23 July 2012
Don't Cook Your Dog
It's Monday and it looks like the summer is finally back! It's 27c in London and it looks like the rest of the week is going to be pretty hot too. While we are out enjoying clear skies and great weather it is important not to forget about our four legged friends.
Each summer Kennel Club, UK’s largest organisation dedicated to the health and welfare of dogs, receives hundreds of reports of dogs being lefts in cars, and many incidents where dogs die from heatstroke as a result. To promote the seriousness of the issue Kennel Club has produced a three minute video called Don't Cook Your Dog and this is something that every dog owner should watch. It shows how simple it is for your dogs to overheat in hot environments.
Each summer Kennel Club, UK’s largest organisation dedicated to the health and welfare of dogs, receives hundreds of reports of dogs being lefts in cars, and many incidents where dogs die from heatstroke as a result. To promote the seriousness of the issue Kennel Club has produced a three minute video called Don't Cook Your Dog and this is something that every dog owner should watch. It shows how simple it is for your dogs to overheat in hot environments.
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