Boxers love to play hard, but their short snouts make them more vulnerable to heat than many other breeds. Knowing the signs of overheating could save their life—literally.
Boxers don't sweat to stay cool in hot weather, they pant! And because snub-nosed dogs like the Boxer have more flesh in their mouths and throats they don't pant as efficiently and overheat more quickly than other breeds. Here are some tips to help keep your Boxer cool in the warm summer months:
