Some dog breeds, though impressive and strong, are not well-suited for India’s hot and humid climate. Here are seven such breeds that struggle to adapt in India.
Saint Bernard are originally from the Alps. They are highly sensitive to heat and can easily overheat in warmer climates like in India.
With their large size and preference for cooler temperatures, Irish Wolfhounds tend to feel sluggish and uncomfortable in India’s warmer regions.
Although from the Himalayan region, Tibetan Mastiffs’ thick coats make it difficult for them to handle the heat, especially in India’s lowland areas.
Bred for snowy, cold conditions, Alaskan Malamute’s thick fur makes it difficult for them to stay cool in India’s hot and humid weather.
Originally bred for cold mountain regions, the Bernese Mountain Dog’s heavy coat doesn’t cope well with India’s high temperatures, making them prone to overheating.
Bred for cold, snowy mountains, the Great Pyrenees’ dense fur can lead to heat stress when exposed to India’s warmer conditions.
Known for their thick, fluffy coats, Newfoundlands are better suited to colder climates, making India’s heat and humidity uncomfortable for them.