dog off the ice. for tips on how to train your dog to stay off the ice, click here).
4.) check your pet from head to tail for any minor cuts or snow built up in their fur. check the tips of their ears, tails and paws to make sure they do not have frost bite. while more pet owners may be better at checking their pets in the summer months for fleas and ticks, make sure you still thoroughly check your pet regularly in the winter. especially after a long walk or extended time in the cold.
5.) dogs like humans can experience a bit of cabin fever during the cold, 