So my Dobie has horrible cold tolerance for cold. Even the slightest chill will send her snuggling up to me shivering.
This morning at around 8am or so was 18*C outside (64.4 Fahrenheit) and I sleep with my window open (No wind, No rain). When I woke up I didn't find it cold at all, and I didn't sleep with a blanket and I don't sleep in pajamas either... Yet Rosie was shivering her ass-mask off and needed to come to the head of the bed and be covered up under a blanket until she could stop shivering.
I don't understand...I know Doberman only have a single short coat, but shouldn't she be able to stay a little warmer than I can without clothing? I didn't find it chilly at all, but she was making it out to be subzero. She's always lived in the Northern Ontario climate, so it's not something she isn't used to.
Dogs don't fake things either, so it's not like she's doing it for fun.
Do any of you have a Dobie who's that wimpy about 'cold'?
This morning at around 8am or so was 18*C outside (64.4 Fahrenheit) and I sleep with my window open (No wind, No rain). When I woke up I didn't find it cold at all, and I didn't sleep with a blanket and I don't sleep in pajamas either... Yet Rosie was shivering her ass-mask off and needed to come to the head of the bed and be covered up under a blanket until she could stop shivering.
I don't understand...I know Doberman only have a single short coat, but shouldn't she be able to stay a little warmer than I can without clothing? I didn't find it chilly at all, but she was making it out to be subzero. She's always lived in the Northern Ontario climate, so it's not something she isn't used to.
Dogs don't fake things either, so it's not like she's doing it for fun.
Do any of you have a Dobie who's that wimpy about 'cold'?