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Notes for walking at night
As we approach winter, it's the season when nights start to get early and we start walking more and more often in the dark.Roads at night are 3.3 times more likely to cause accidents between pedestrians and cars than during the day, making them extremely dangerous.
Choose leashes, collars and harnesses made from materials that reflect light.
In addition, you can attach accessories that light up the dog's neck,
You can prevent accidents by illuminating your feet with a leash with a light and emphasizing your presence.
Also, choose bright clothing to let cars and other pedestrians know you are there.
Be careful of the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors
Even dogs of the same breed can be more or less sensitive to cold depending on how they were raised and their age.Also, suddenly going from a warm room to a cold outside is not good for your dog's body.
Warm up by letting your dog walk around the room before going outside.
We also recommend taking measures against the cold.