I'm a dog lover – 7 breeds which are most likely to overheat in the summer, as they can't regulate their temperature | The Sun

AN animal lover has revealed that all pets are not created equal.

She shared the seven dog breeds that she would not own due to the chance of them getting overheated. 

Breana (@caninebynature) showed herself going for a walk with her dog in nature in a TikTok post. 

"It's summertime and I think y'all know what that means — do not by any means allow your dog to overheat.

"If you like to go on walks with your dog, please do it in the late evening or the early morning.

"Nugget and I prefer evenings because we are not morning living beings," she said in the video.

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She also shared the seven breeds of dogs she would never own due to the high chance of overheating.

"Boxers, French bulldogs, pugs, bulldogs, chow chows, greyhounds, [and] Cavalier King Charles spaniels," she revealed.

She added: "Any dog can overheat, most of the breeds I mentioned cannot regulate heat like other breeds."

The video drew in many viewers who shared their two cents in the comment section.

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"Any double coated dogs as well," one said.

"Also sheep dogs," another added. "My old neighbor left theirs out and it died of a heat stroke. They got one of the same breed and we took her and found her a home."

"Can Australian Shepherds or Blue Laceys," a third commented

"Newfoundlands," yet another wrote.

"Huskies," one more said.

The video came as part of a trend where dog lovers share their tips for pet owners.

Many canine enthusiasts are passing on valuable information for prospective dog owners via social media.


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