How to keep summer’s temperatures from taking toll on pets

High temperatures are hard enough on people, and they’re even harder on their furry friends.Douglas County Animal Care Assistant Tiffany Dubois offered tips on how to keep pets cool in the summer heat.“If it’s really going to be hot, if possible, keep them inside especially older dogs because the older they are the more susceptible they are to heat,” she said. “They’re pretty much like people.”She also recommended if the dog or cat is inside, leave the air conditioning on. If the p