HOT CAR - DEAD DOG! - I Sat in a 50°C Car Wearing Fur to Feel What a Dog Endures

THIS COULD KILL YOUR DOG — AND IT HAPPENS EVERY SUMMER☀️ How hot does it REALLY feel for a dog trapped inside a car? I decided to find out. I put on a full fake fur coat, parked my car in direct summer sunlight, switched off the engine and sat inside as the temperature climbed towards **50°C**. I could open the door whenever I wanted......A dog can’t! In this episode of I put myself through the heat to demonstrate just how frighteningly dangerous a hot car can become — and I also walk **barefoot across scorching pavement** to experience what we expect our dogs’ paws to endure. You’ll discover: 🔥 What actually happens inside a dog's body during heatstroke 🚗 Why cracking the windows may not protect your dog 🐾 How hot pavements can burn paw pads ⚠️ The warning signs of heatstroke you MUST know 💦 What you should — and shouldn’t — do when cooling an overheating dog 🚨 What to do if you discover a dog trapped inside a hot car And there was one part of this experiment I wasn't expecting… **Later that evening, I became ill with heatstroke myself and spent the next 24 hours in bed.** This isn't just another summer warning. Heat can kill! Please SHARE this episode. The person who most needs to see it may be the person who doesn't realise they're putting their dog in danger. 🐺 Subscribe to **Animal Watch** for more incredible episodes about dogs, wolves, wildlife and conservation @Animal-Watch Edited by Ellen Hope Cobb You can follow Anneka here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annekasvenskaofficial/?hl=en X: http://twitter.com/annekasvenska?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annekasvenskaofficial/?ref=bookmarks Anneka's website: http://www.annekasvenska.com TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@annekasvenskaofficial?lang=en Subscribe @Animal-Watch This film cannot be duplicated on other YouTube channels or other media platforms without written permission from GreenWorldTV DISCLAIMER: "The primary purpose of 'Animal Watch' is to inform and educate. 'Animal Watch' is not responsible and does not independently verify for accuracy all of the claims and opinions expressed in the episodes. Episode content does not constitute generic or specific professional advice, endorsement or services. The views, information, or opinions expressed during [the] Animal Watch episodes are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any other individual, agency, organisation or company #DogSafety #Heatstroke #HotCar #Dogs #AnimalWatch #dogheatstroke #dogtrappedinhotcar