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Chihuahuas are little canines who have a limited tolerance for cold weather because of their short coats and small bodies. Chihuahuas are very small. Comparatively speaking, they are more susceptible to temperatures that are lower than those of big dog breeds.

Temperatures ranging from 15 to 29 degrees Celsius (60 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit) are typically considered to be suitable for Chihuahuas, however different individuals may have different tolerance levels.

To ensure that your Chihuahua remains warm throughout the winter months, it is essential to take the necessary measures. Take into consideration the possibility of supplying them with proper attire, such as a coat or sweater, when they are going to be going out in cold weather. It is important to restrict their time spent outside during periods of severe cold weather and instead provide them with a warm and comfortable environment indoors.

On the other hand, Chihuahuas are known to be quite sensitive to temperatures that are too high. Heat exhaustion and heatstroke are conditions that they are more likely to experience as a result of their tiny body size and limited capacity to control their body temperature.

It is of the utmost importance to give them with large amounts of shade, clean water, and a cool atmosphere when the weather is hot. During the warmest sections of the day, you should avoid exercising or walking them.

Always keep a close eye on your Chihuahua for any indications of pain or distress when the temperature is really high. Excessive panting, drowsiness, drooling, trouble breathing, and collapse are among the symptoms that might indicate that an individual is overheated. If you have any reason to believe that your Chihuahua is suffering from heat stroke or hypothermia, you should seek veterinarian assistance as soon as possible.