Oh…how I love the sun
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Good question, I don't know. I did spray all the dogs with some sunscreen when we went to the beach for a week, but how do you know that the sunscreen isn't hurting them..?
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just found this article..
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,289694,00.html -
just found this article..
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,289694,00.htmlInteresting, never thought of using sunscreen. I suppose for days where you're going to be outside for extended periods of time, it might make sense.
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I guess I would only use if they were to be outside with us for long, think 3-4+ hours..here in Texas you can't stay out that long in the summer unless you're in a pool, and we all know Otis wouldn't have any of that…lol. I did spray them a few times when we were at the beach, because we spent hours in and out of the sun, but unless it is for long times, I think they are safe without it.
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I just never thought about there skin and the sun but will just limit time out in the sun. I would be more than happy to take your Texas heat ours never last long enough. Just looked we are going into the 60's everynight but Thursday night and it is to be 58 I think winter is all ready back here.
Rita Jean
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…and I think we are finally dipping into the 70's over night...a new since..gosh, I don't remember..
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I had a cat years ago that love to lay in the sun. He was very fair skinned and he got cancer on his head just above the eye. We took him for radiation treatments but it just messed him up bad and he died a short time after. He was 15 anyway and it took a toll on him.
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Sorry about your cat but that for sure tells me I will watch and limit the sun to Jaycee. All my other dogs have always had plenty of hair and more or less ran from the sun. My cat has never gone outside only when we have him in arms and that is usually to go to the car to the vet.
Rita Jean
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Very, very handsome boy!
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Thanks all so very much, we think he is handsome..
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Great photos of your beautiful dogs…I too, love his dark brindle coat!
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Thanks all, again.
