Breeding in practice · Question 11 of 12
In the puppies' first week of life a breeder measures 16 °C in their resting area. How should this be assessed?
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- D Too cold, there is a risk of hypothermia
Explanation
Under Section 3(3) of the Dog Welfare Ordinance, hypothermia is generally to be assumed at temperatures below 18 °C during the first two weeks of life.