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Heat strokes often occur together with dehydration, but it must be remembered that these are two different phenomena.Dehydration is a result of loss of body fluids, and can also be caused by multiple vomiting, diarrhea, etc. Dehydration can be corrected by restoring the volume of fluids lost to the animal, whether by oral or intravenous administration or otherwise.Heat stroke is usually caused when the ambient temperature is high, and at the same time, following physical activity, the production of heat in the animal's body also increases. When the removal of the heat generated in the body is not sufficient, the body temperature rises dangerously, and endangers life. When the body's temperature rises greatly, the body's proteins lose their normal function, which can lead to system collapse and death.It is important to remember that our dogs are more sensitive to heat stress than we are. They do not sweat, and can only cool themselves through humidification (breathing with the mouth open and cooling the blood through the mouth and nose cavities).Breed dogs with a flat and cute face (such as a pug, bulldog, Pekingese, Dogue de Bordeaux, etc.) are even more exposed to danger, because their nasal cavities are short to begin with, and in addition, the poor anatomical structure of their respiratory system makes it difficult for them to breathe quickly and efficiently. Heat strokes can and should be prevented!On hot summer days, you should walk the dog during the hours when the temperatures are more pleasant: in the early morning or towards the evening. Of course, the long trip or physical activity such as running and playing should only be done during pleasant hours.  For a bulldog even a calm walk of a few minutes in the hot sun can be life-threatening. It is important to provide the animal with a sufficient amount of water, and if during the activity it seems that it is suffering from heat, it is very useful to wet its fur in order to help it cool down.Another tip: our dogs walkCompany No.sea! Walking with the dog in hot hours on a road or sidewalk hot from the sun, may cause severe burns in the pads of their feet. Be sure to walk in shady areas, or with vegetation and of course not during the hot hours of the day.In rural areas many dogs live in the yard. In this case it is necessary to check that the dog has sufficient shade, and shelter from the sun at all hours of the day. It is recommended to leave several dishes with fresh water for the dog, because sometimes dogs tend to turn over their food dishes and remain without water at all - a very dangerous situation during the summer. You can pamper him even with a small pool of water where he can dip.If you went on a long walk with the dog, make sure to bring extra liters of water and a bowl for the dog as well, just like you, your dog also needs a lot of fluids during physical activity If you suspect that your dog is suffering from heatstroke, cool him down immediately by wetting the fur with water, and seek veterinary care