jerrythemaverick
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I recently got a border collie puppy who i plan to take me on runs with me in the mornings, low Temps can get into the mid to upper 80's during summer. Some additional temperature info: Summer Weather in Phoenix Arizona, United States. Daily high temperatures are around 103°F, rarely falling below 91°F or exceeding 112°F. The highest daily average high temperature is 107°F on July 5. Daily low temperatures increase by 8°F, from 74°F to 82°F, rarely falling below 67°F or exceeding 90°F.
I would never take her out at high Temps, plan on running around dawn during summer with her once she is bigger and stronger. My question is if she wears a cooling vest would these low Temps cause any overheating concerns if we were to run a 10k? We also live next to a nature preserve which is where we'll usually run, and in the desert there are patches of cold air, which should hopefully mediate any issues, but if anyone has any additional general guidance ti avoid overheating on trails, I would appreciate it.
I would never take her out at high Temps, plan on running around dawn during summer with her once she is bigger and stronger. My question is if she wears a cooling vest would these low Temps cause any overheating concerns if we were to run a 10k? We also live next to a nature preserve which is where we'll usually run, and in the desert there are patches of cold air, which should hopefully mediate any issues, but if anyone has any additional general guidance ti avoid overheating on trails, I would appreciate it.