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8. Your concern is noted. My dog is a lab and mid 60s with some rain tani't nothing.

Reply to Tom Dyer (Original post)

Fri Apr 4, 2025, 09:34 PM

Apr 4

Although I will be packing some “patriot boys” survival gear and meals.

Btw I will be in Westerville, OH and I would love to see other dogs too as long as
as they are not suffering from the too hot sidewalks.

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Please don't bring your dog tomorrow. [View all] Tom Dyer Apr 4 OP

Excellent Advice My Friend BOSSHOG Apr 4 #1

Agree! cilla4progress Apr 4 #2

It's April 5, and I doubt there will be any "hot" sidewalks or streets.... Sogo Apr 4 #3

If you don't live where hot streets are a thing this time of year. Tom Dyer Apr 4 #4

hot sidewalks? Skittles Apr 4 #5

86 in New Orleans tomorrow. Tom Dyer Apr 4 #6

96 is my minimum for HOT category! Skittles Apr 4 #7

Your concern is noted. My dog is a lab and mid 60s with some rain tani't nothing. Botany Apr 4 #8

Ohio is not Deep South. Is it? Tom Dyer Apr 4 #10

Or Arizona. Tom Dyer Apr 4 #11

It can be if you lived in Pangea. Botany Apr 4 #14

If we are going to quibble about what is considered hot in a country where tomorrow will be hot Tom Dyer Apr 4 #9

It's amazing what kacekwl Apr 4 #12

Oh my God. Frightened dogs from 3 pounds up to 150 lbs on steaming sidewalks in the rain? Botany Apr 4 #13