**Conclusion**
Brachycephalic breeds require special attention and care during hot weather due to their heat sensitivity. By recognizing the signs of heat sensitivity, such as excessive panting, difficulty breathing, gum and tongue color changes, lethargy and weakness, and gastrointestinal distress, you can take appropriate measures to keep your dog safe. Providing ample shade, avoiding strenuous exercise, using cooling products, ensuring hydration, and avoiding hot environments are essential tips to keep your brachycephalic breed cool and comfortable. Remember to never leave your dog unattended in a car and to seek veterinary attention if you suspect heatstroke. With proper care and precautions, you can ensure the well-being of your heat-sensitive brachycephalic dog.
