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In general, Patterdale Terriers do well in mild climates. Temperatures between 10 and 30 degrees Celsius (50 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit) are not too hot for them. Within this range, people may go about their regular exercise and other outside activities without any problems.

It's worth noting that Patterdale Terriers can tolerate mild to moderate temperature changes, but you should keep them out of the heat and cold. While variables like coat thickness, age, and general health might affect a dog's resistance to severe heat or cold, in general, these canines are not good fits for such environments.

It is critical to avoid overheating and heat stroke when the weather is hot. Shade, water, and a cool place to play are necessities for your Patterdale Terrier. Stay cool by not exercising too hard when it's too hot outside, and watch out for symptoms of heat exhaustion like heavy panting, lack of energy, or trouble breathing.

It may be wise to provide extra cooling choices, such misting fans or air conditioning, and restrict outdoor activities during peak heat times if you reside in a place with persistently high temperatures.

Similarly, your Patterdale Terrier needs special protection from really cold weather. Their thick fur does help keep them warm, but they're still vulnerable to the cold.

When going outside in colder weather, you may want to consider getting them a jumper or dog coat.

Be careful to keep them away from cold surfaces and watch for symptoms of frostbite, like as shaking, listlessness, or discolouration of the paw pads. During very cold weather, make sure they have a warm and comfortable inside refuge