When we usually raise pet dogs, generally it is in the city, but there are rarely rooms specifically for pet dogs at home. Some people may sleep with their pet dogs, while others who find the dogs noisy will put them on the balcony. In summer, locking a pet dog on the balcony may not be a big problem, but during the cold winter season, is it appropriate to keep pets on the balcony? Owners might think that because pet dogs have longer fur covering their bodies, they are not afraid of the cold. However, the editor will help everyone understand that this idea is wrong. Next, the editor will guide you to learn whether poodles can be placed on the balcony in winter?

In winter, we generally stay indoors, turn on the heating, and hug hot water bottles, but if pet dogs don’t have these arrangements, they will feel cold to some extent facing such cold seasons. If an owner chooses to put a poodle on the balcony, they must provide a warm dog bed, and the balcony windows must be closed. If these two conditions cannot be guaranteed, it is best not to keep the poodle on the balcony because winter is a season when many diseases occur, and animal illnesses come very quickly in winter, so owners must pay more attention.

Poodles' fur needs regular trimming, so after trimming the fur in winter, do not let the dog stay outdoors for a long time. It is best to prepare a set of warm clothes for the poodle; this not only provides warmth but also a beautiful appearance, significantly enhancing its overall looks. Poodles still need baths in winter, once a month is enough. After bathing, do not put the poodle outside; the fur must be dried immediately. If not dried, catching a cold is inevitable.

If a poodle catches a cold, its symptoms are similar to humans, including obvious sneezing, runny nose, or increased temperature. During a cold, the pet dog will also appear noticeably sluggish. At this time, the owner can prepare children’s cold medicine for the poodle or take it to the hospital for treatment. Usually, if the dog sweats excessively or gets wet from rain, the owner should promptly dry the dog's fur to avoid catching a cold from the wind.