FAQ

Not in corpus.

During dog days, you should avoid excessive exercise, leaving pets in hot cars, and exposing them to high temperatures for long periods.

During the dog days of summer, swimming may be discouraged due to extreme heat, water quality concerns, and higher risk of heat-related illnesses.

During the dog days, you should avoid strenuous outdoor activities, leaving pets or humans in parked cars, and excessive sun exposure.

Swimming during the dog days is avoided due to high temperatures, increased bacterial growth, and potential health risks associated with stagnant water.

During dog days, avoid strenuous outdoor activities, leaving pets or people in hot cars, and dehydration to prevent heat-related illnesses.

Swimming during dog days is discouraged due to high temperatures, risk of heatstroke, poor water quality, and increased bacterial contamination.

The dog days of summer traditionally last from July 3 to August 11, spanning about 40 days.

The dog days of summer refer to the hottest, most humid part of the season, often marked by lethargy, discomfort, and precautions needed for pets and humans alike.

In slang, the 'dog days of summer' refer to the hottest, most stagnant, and often most uncomfortable part of the summer season.