- Retrievers are more than comfortable in water.labrador image by Oliv from Fotolia.com
Many sporting and herding dogs, originally bred as water dogs or all-purpose outdoor dogs, love water of all kinds and do not seem to notice rain. - Some dogs would do anything to avoid this.testing the grounds image by Serguei Liachenko from Fotolia.com
Other dogs dislike rain and try to resist going out in wet weather. Some fastidious animals will even dodge puddles. - Don't forget your umbrella.ready for rain image by Patrick Moyer from Fotolia.com
Owners can train a reluctant dog to go out in the rain by cheerfully walking and playing with the dog in the rain. It will learn to associate rain with fun. - Chihuahuas don't handle cold weather very well.chihuahua image by Digitalpress from Fotolia.com
Cold temperatures can be more of a problem than rain for delicate or short-haired breeds, older dogs or weak animals. A warm coat may benefit such dogs. - Thunderstorms should be avoided.lightning strikes image by drseward from Fotolia.com
Storms are not safe for you or your dog. Keep your dog safely inside until the lightning has passed.
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