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**DrBrightonone** · 04-05-2010, 06:26 PM

If the dog is one that WILL go to the effort of jumping in something that is deeper, that would be fine. I would start with something very shallow (like the kiddle pool) that the dog can just step into and can at least cool his feet by that action (which DOES help). It also is easy for the dog to just dip down and cool his belly. If a dog has to go to too much effort, he may not use the cooling a pool can afford.

Carla

hmmm maybe that is Goren's problem, it was a kiddy pool but one that was high enough that he would have to hop into it, maybe if I got him one for infants he would use it? they are also only like $10 so might be worth a shot right.

04-05-2010, 06:26 PM	#10
DrBrightonone Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 556 Senior Member	If the dog is one that WILL go to the effort of jumping in something that is deeper, that would be fine. I would start with something very shallow (like the kiddle pool) that the dog can just step into and can at least cool his feet by that action (which DOES help). It also is easy for the dog to just dip down and cool his belly. If a dog has to go to too much effort, he may not use the cooling a pool can afford. Carla hmmm maybe that is Goren's problem, it was a kiddy pool but one that was high enough that he would have to hop into it, maybe if I got him one for infants he would use it? they are also only like $10 so might be worth a shot right.
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