I'm soon going to be adopting an english bulldog, and Im getting the dog room set up. I live in Iowa, and I have the feeling its going to be a very hot summer here.
The EB that I'm adopting is three years old and from what the rescue has told me does have some breathing issues. I have a standing fan in the dog room already to help keep the room cool. My home does have central air. I also have a very small window air cooling unit that I am considering putting in the dog room to help keep the new bully cool.
Would the window unit be overkill, or is the extra measure a good idea?? I'm very careful with my current dog to make sure that he doesn't appear to be too warm during high temperatures. He is a larger mixed breed though and doesn't have the air issues that my coming bully has.
Thanks for any opinions or adivce
The EB that I'm adopting is three years old and from what the rescue has told me does have some breathing issues. I have a standing fan in the dog room already to help keep the room cool. My home does have central air. I also have a very small window air cooling unit that I am considering putting in the dog room to help keep the new bully cool.
Would the window unit be overkill, or is the extra measure a good idea?? I'm very careful with my current dog to make sure that he doesn't appear to be too warm during high temperatures. He is a larger mixed breed though and doesn't have the air issues that my coming bully has.
Thanks for any opinions or adivce