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Because of their modest tolerance for harsh heat and cold, Golden Irish dogs perform best in milder climes. Even though they're adaptable, you should still give them extra attention when the temperature outside is very high or low.

Overheating is a possibility in hot weather for Golden Irish dogs because of their energetic attitude and thick hair. They must be provided with a cool resting area, fresh water, and shade.

For cooler weather, exercise in the morning or late at night instead of during the middle of the day when temperatures soar. Heatstroke may occur if they are left in a hot automobile or exposed to direct sunshine for long periods of time.

Even while Golden Irish dogs have a coat that helps keep them warm in cold weather, they may still become sick from being outside. The provision of sufficient shelter from wind, rain, and freezing temperatures is of utmost importance.

Wearing a dog coat or sweater may provide extra warmth, particularly on shorter walks or while spending a long time outside. Keep an eye out for any paw pain that might be caused by cold surfaces or ice, and make sure to use de-icing chemicals that are safe for the environment to protect their paw pads.