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Next time, make sure you have your key with you before you go. And if it's that cold, your dog should not be outside for hours on end. Put your dog inside.
I hope it wasn't a chihuahua.
I suppose that was as good an excuse as any when she caught you.;)
That doesn't actually stave off hypothermia in the long run. Not only would OP burn more calories running than staying still to preserve heat in a shelter, but the sweat would result in their temperature dropping even faster. They could also wind up dehydrated from it, which is a really bad combination with any kind of temperature irregularity.
You better watch out or your dog is going to sue you for breaking and entering and sexual assault.
So, nobody considered the possibility he may have been jogging WITH The dog? People do that, you know.
Fair enough. That didn't occur to me. But he still deserves it for not making sure he had his key before he left.
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I'm more concerned that the dog was kept outside if it was truly cold enough to freeze to death ...
I'm guessing you'll be hiding a spare key from now on? I'll never understand why people don't have a key they can access "just in case." My family used to keep one in the shed, in a toolbox. Hidden, but easy to get to if needed. And if it's that freaking cold, maybe take your dog inside too, yeah?