Winter doesn't have to mean shorter, drearier walks or the guilt of cutting them short. This book is written for the ordinary owner who wants to keep their dog happy, healthy, and safe through the cold months without losing their own sanity. From choosing the right gear for both of you to reading frostbite risks, adjusting pace for an older dog, and building your puppy's confidence in snow, every chapter gives you clear, reward-based, force-free strategies you can use the same day. You'll learn how to spot early signs of discomfort, manage icy pavements, stay visible in the dark, and decide when it's genuinely too cold to go out. Weather emergencies like hypothermia and poisoning from de-icing salt are covered with the same practical, vet-first approach that runs through the whole book. Whether you have a shivering Chihuahua or a snow-loving Labrador, you will finish each section feeling more capable and less worried. Walking through winter can be one of the most bonding times of the year — this guide helps you make it that. Part of The Dog Owner's Library.
About the author
Iona Fintry Kincaid writes for The Dog Owner's Library.
