Author name: Bernadette Pflug, CPDT

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Keep Dogs Cool Outside in the Colorado Summers

While Colorado might be known for its snowy peaks, summers here can get surprisingly hot, especially at higher altitudes. As a high alpine desert, Colorado experiences intense sunshine and dry heat that can quickly overheat your dog. As professional dog trainers in Lafayette, CO (near Denver and Boulder areas) – we know a thing or two. We’ve put together this blog post here to help! So, whether you’ve just brought home a new rescue dog, or have had your pup for years – here are some essential tips on how to keep dogs cool outside all summer long, along with other safety precautions to ensure your furry friend enjoys the season safely.

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The Top 10 Dog-Friendly Hikes in Colorado for You and Your Adventure Pup

Colorado boasts over 40,000 miles of hiking trails, winding through stunning landscapes of majestic mountains, vibrant wildflowers, and sparkling lakes. With 42 state parks and 4 national parks to explore, there’s an adventure waiting for every outdoor enthusiast – and that includes your furry best friend!

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