Dogs have different body structures than humans, and their body temperature regulation systems are also different. The body temperature of dogs is higher than that of humans, usually between 38°C and 39°C, while the body temperature of humans is around 37°C. If the dog's body temperature drops to a level that is too low, symptoms of hypothermia will occur, including fatigue, lethargy, slow breathing, slow heartbeat, etc. If the situation is serious, it may also cause cardiac arrest and death.
Therefore, freezing dogs is very dangerous and can lead to hypothermia and even death. If you need to cool down your dog, you should use some gentle methods, such as showering with cold water, wiping with a wet towel, etc. At the same time, care should be taken to avoid exposing dogs to high temperature environments, maintain a suitable indoor temperature, and provide adequate drinking water and ventilation.