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Although they tolerate mild temperature changes, Golden Saint Dogs are better suited to colder climates because to their thick double coat. Even though they're adaptable, you should still watch out for their comfort and health, particularly in really hot or cold weather.

Heat and humidity may be tough for Golden Saint Dogs in warmer climates. They may have trouble maintaining a comfortable internal temperature due to their thick coat. Make sure they have enough of shade to stay out of the sun and water available all the time.

Keeping them cool may also be achieved by making sure their living space has enough ventilation. To avoid overheating, it's best to avoid intense physical activity during the hottest sections of the day. To avoid potential health hazards, it may be required to keep them in air-conditioned spaces if the temperatures become too high.

The Golden Saint Dog's thick coat helps keep it warm in colder climates. Nonetheless, severe weather and subzero temperatures may still harm them. During cold spells, it is crucial to provide them with comfortable shelter, such a cozy dog house or a heated indoor arena. Dogs may be further protected from the cold and frostbite in really cold weather by wearing special clothes or boots.