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[quote=Anonymous]I live in the Bay Area. I think it was a combination of heat and getting delayed along the hike. The heat even in the Bay Area is out of the ordinary. People are used to be cool in the mornings and not really heating up until later mid morning at the earliest. The wildfire in the upper atmosphere is making a big difference in how fast it heats up. On days when there is haze or smoke high enough that you don’t smell it but still enough to block some of the sun it can be cool enough to walk the dog up until 10-10:30. On other days, I’ve been surprised that even by 9 it’s too hot for my double coated dog. My guess is that the dog overheated and slowed them down. I know my dog who is normally energetic on walks will go slow and stop a lot if he’s too hot. They probably rested more and thought it would be faster to go forward than turn back. [/quote]
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