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The Japanese Spitz is a dog breed that is adaptable to different climates and can tolerate a range of temperatures. They are well-suited to both cold and moderately warm weather conditions. However, it's important to note that extreme temperatures, whether extremely cold or hot, can pose risks to the health and well-being of any dog, including the Japanese Spitz.

In colder temperatures, the Japanese Spitz's thick double coat provides them with insulation and helps protect them from the cold. They have a natural ability to withstand chilly weather, and their fur helps keep them warm.

No matter how cold it gets, you should still take measures to avoid hypothermia and frostbite. Dogs must not be left exposed to severe cold for lengthy periods of time, and enough protection from wind and rain must be provided.

The Japanese Spitz is well capable of enduring somewhat warm climatic conditions. But keep them from becoming too hot by providing them with plenty of shade, drink, and a cool place to rest. To keep them comfortable, it's vital to avoid exercising too much during the warmest portions of the day and to provide them time to relax in a cool environment.