PETS: Weather or not....C'mon. You've thought about it.
The dog would LOVE to strip off that hot, furry coat in summer.
That just makes sense.
Not sure that a vet would agree but I took scissors in hand one year in San Diego and did a "little trim.".
Fido stayed in the house for a long, long time.
He really didn't seem to want to go out at all.
It started one day when I used a clothespin on this lovely sheepdog and "pinned"his hair out of his eyes.
"Wow/Woof," he said as he raced around the back yard, barking at the sun he had never seen before.
My cat is orange striped and sheds a lot.
That tells me he wants to have less hair. Do cats sweat?
I remember he liked our surprise snow last February.
Wallaby wished his legs were longer of course.
Cats don't like water but he didn't seem to make that connection whenever I put him out in the snow. That was often because I liked taking pictures of him. As he adjusted.
Oh yes, he quickly adapted to global cooling.
There was evidence of yellow snow.