Despite their size, Great Danes have short coats and are relatively heat-tolerant, especially with access to shade and water.

Boxers have short coats and a muscular build that helps them regulate body temperature, making them suitable for warmer climates.

Originating from Africa, Ridgebacks have a short coat with a unique ridge of hair along their back, allowing them to withstand heat.

Dobermans have a short coat and are well-suited to warmer climates, provided they have access to shade and water.

Despite their size, Greyhounds have short coats and are built for speed rather than endurance, making them adaptable to warmer temperatures.

With their short coat and athletic build, Weimaraners can handle heat well, although they require shade and hydration during hot weather.

Dalmatians have short coats with distinctive spots, which help reflect heat. They thrive in warmer climates with proper care.

Bulldogs with a leaner build and short coat can manage well in warmer climates, though they should avoid prolonged exposure to heat.