Is border herding hotter than other dogs?

Compared with other dog breeds, there is no significant difference in body temperature. The normal temperature range of dogs is 38-39℃, which should be kept in both border dogs and other breeds. However, although dogs have strong body temperature adaptability, they are also prone to fever in high temperature environments. In hot weather or high temperature environment, border dogs, like other dogs, may feel unwell and may have heatstroke symptoms. Therefore, in hot weather, both border dogs and other breeds need appropriate heatstroke prevention measures and protection, such as providing sufficient water to avoid long-term exposure to high temperature.