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Peagles can handle mild to moderate temperatures, however they fare best in more temperate regions. Although they are somewhat thermophilic, there are some temperature ranges where they thrive.

Regarding lower temperatures, the Peagle is able to endure temps of 10°C (50°F) without showing any signs of distress. A person's capacity to endure lower temperatures could be affected by things like coat thickness, age, and general health, so it's vital to keep that in mind.

When the weather becomes chilly, it's best to make sure your Peagle has somewhere warm and insulated to remain, such a dog house or even better, access to indoor places.

Peagles do well in warmer climates between 20 and 30 degrees Celsius (68 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit). When exposed to high temperatures for an extended period of time, particularly in humid conditions, they may begin to feel pain and struggle. Overheating or heatstroke may happen if you don't provide your Peagle enough of shade and drink, and you shouldn't exercise him while it's really hot outside.

While peagles may adjust to some degree, it's best to keep them out of really hot or cold weather if at all feasible. Hot or cold weather may be harmful to your pet's health and cause them pain. You can make sure they're okay in different climates by keeping an eye on their behavior, giving them the right shelter and comfort, and changing their habits as needed.