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Although many animals have a layer or fur or hair, this doesn’t always mean that they are protected from the harsh winds and weather of winter. Greyhounds, Chihuahuas and Dalmatians are among the short haired dog breed that really feel the chill when the temperature starts to dip. But it’s not just our canine and … Continue reading ""https://mindahome.com.au/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Pets-Warm-in-winter.jpg763509