Chihuahua: These small dogs have thin coats and little body fat, making them extremely vulnerable to cold temperatures. They are best suited for warmer climates.
Italian Greyhound: Known for their sleek, short coats, Italian Greyhounds have minimal insulation and can easily become cold, especially in freezing temperatures.
Doberman Pinscher: While strong and athletic, Dobermans have short coats that don’t offer much protection against the cold, putting them at risk of hypothermia.
Greyhound: Similar to Italian Greyhounds, these dogs have thin coats and little body fat, making them prone to getting chilled quickly in cold environments.
Whippet: With their short fur and lean physique, Whippets are susceptible to the cold and need extra warmth and care during colder months.
Dalmatian: Despite their athletic build, Dalmatians have short coats, and their body is not equipped to handle prolonged exposure to cold weather.
Boxer: Boxers are muscular and energetic but have short, single-layer coats. In chilly weather, they can quickly get uncomfortable and cold.