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Field training a Brittany in Lowcountry humidity

Scout's got the drive for hours of work but Charleston humidity does not care about drive. Cut sessions to 20 min bursts with real shade breaks, moved everything to sunrise, and honestly still catch him overheating faster than up north where I trained my last dog. Anyone else running a sporting breed through a genuinely humid climate and had to completely rebuild their training schedule around it?
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Back in my day we just trained whenever and figured the dog would manage, but I'll admit your generation's got the right idea cutting it short and watching the clock. Wish I'd known better with my first Beagle

Sensato el cambio de horario. Brittanys built for cooler bird country originally, humidity hits them harder than dry heat would. If anyone's looking into the breed, listings are here: https://allinpets.com/pets/dogs/brittany/

Humidity changes everything for a high-drive breed, seen the same with working dogs out here even without the heat being crazy high on paper. Good general safety rundown here: https://allinpets.com/blog/dogs/rules-for-spending-time-with-your-pet-outdoors-in-summer-20/

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