How do dogs control their temperature?

Answer 1

Dogs are warm blooded animals and do not need to control temperature.

All warm-blooded animals, including dogs, have a thermoregulation mechanism. Unlike humans, however, dogs do not have sweat glands throughout their bodies, so when they get extremely hot, they will let their tongues hang out and sweat as well as through their paws.

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Answer 2

Nicholas Ahn

Dogs regulate their body temperature by seeking shade, resting in cooler places, and reducing their activity level during hot weather. Mostly, dogs control their body temperature through panting, which allows heat to evaporate from their tongue and upper respiratory tract.

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