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Don't bring your dog to a store and leave the dog in the car when you go inside the store
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If the windows are shut, the car can get up to 160° Fahrenheit inside on a really hot summer day
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On a 73° day, the inside of a car can reach up to 120°F in 30 minutes
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Try to leave your dog at an air-conditioned home where it is safe for the dog
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Dogs can get heatstroke from the car being too hot, and dogs can die
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Even if the windows are open, the dog could still suffer from heatstroke or die
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Only take your dog jogging on cool mornings or evenings
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Dogs' paws can burn if they contact with hot pavement
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Try to keep your dog indoors