Many people don’t know this, but Siberian Huskies naturally have a double coat of fur. This means that they thrive in cold weather and cannot handle heat as well as other dog breeds. In fact, many Siberian Husky owners say an indoor temperature above 70 degrees Fahrenheit is too warm for their dogs! For owners who wish to live in a more moderate climate with a temperature not too hot nor too cold, the easiest solution is to provide your pet with space to run outside on a leash or off leash depending on your region’s laws…