The best advice I can give you is to check the local weather forecast before you go out for a walk. If it looks likely to be particularly cold, or windy, or rainy, then the walk may be better off being delayed until conditions improve. Similarly, if the forecast looks good, and you know that there is likely to be lots of other dog walkers around, then the best option may be to take your dog out in the early morning or late evening.If it is probably safe to go for a walk in any condition, then I would say that it should be between 10 and 15 degrees celsius. If it is too cold, your dog may suffer from frostbite and if it is too hot, she may suffer from heatstroke.
What is too cold to walk a dog Canada?
While Canada is generally very temperate, there are some pockets of the country that are very cold. If you’re walking a dog in these areas, make sure they have a thick coat and that you watch out for hypothermia. You should also ensure they get plenty of rest and water.One of the coldest places in Canada is Pinawa, Manitoba (Population 2700). The warmest place is La Ronge, Saskatchewan (Population 600).The average daily temperature in Pinawa is -7.8C, with an average yearly temperature of -9.9C. In La Ronge it is 2.5C, with an average yearly temperature of 11.5C.