What to do with your dog in the winter-to-spring transition

Like us, our four-legged BFFs are unique and not every dog welcomes the changing season. There are the mud puddle-magnets and the dirt-averse, and both types can get stir crazy with an early-onset spring fever that arrives before the last snow or slush has cleared.

So what do you do during those weeks when temperature changes and unpredictable weather patterns make both you and your dog feel more cooped up than usual?

We asked our experts — from vets, to trainers, to nutritionists — for their advice.

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