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Apple Head Chihuahuas, just like every other breed of dog, have ideal and acceptable body temperatures. Because of their small stature and delicate coat, they are particularly vulnerable to the effects of high and low temperatures. Chihuahuas can adjust to a lot of different conditions, but owners still need to watch out for their pets' well-being.

Because they are so little and have so little fat, Chihuahuas are more likely to become sick from being cold. It is critical to ensure that they are well-protected during cold weather.

In the winter, this can mean packing a sweater or coat for your dog to wear while going for walks outside. Also, make sure they're in a warm and like other heat-sensitive dogs, Chihuahuas are prone to heat exhaustion.

Shade and avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight are of the utmost importance during hot weather. Never be without access to clean water; staying hydrated is critical. To avoid heat-related problems, exercise should be done at a low intensity during the heat waves. comfortable place to rest inside.

In general, Chihuahuas do best in temperatures ranging from 10 to 24 degrees Celsius (50 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit).