Do dogs like or dislike ice?

My dogs love ice cubes and chew on them all summer long. I put cubes in our cats water dish and they play with them & try and fish them out. I can't speak for all dogs, some dogs may like them, & some may not, dogs and cats are individuals, just like humans!

@ apple picking - it is impossible for a dog to choke on ice. Ice MELTS! Dogs chew ice cubes. If some of the water "went down the wrong way", just like what happens when this happens to humans, the dog would cough it up.

I have had some dogs that would chew on ice, some who lick it, and others who ignore it.

Really depends on the dog. As ice is nnothing but frozen water it's really the texture that makes the difference...and temp. so my dog, loves ice, she crunches it, likes to lick it. Other dogs I've seen with ice don't even look at it. They rpefer water. It's like asking a human if they like crushed or cubed ice. Texture difference.

One of my dogs like to eat ice cubes and the other one likes to smack them around for fun. My aunt's dogs don't do anything with them though so it just depends on the dog.

My aunt's dog Evo LOVES ice he will get as a treat after being in the hot sun. He eats it really fast and sometimes my aunt uses the ice to bribe him into going in to the cage.

You mean to eat? My only source is anecdotal and that is that my snowdogs love ice, they pull it out of their bowls in winter, eat it and play with it, but I don't know about other dogs, I guess some will, some won't, like us

I have a shih tzu and an Australiain cattle dog and they both love ice cream and ice but they have two different personality's so i would just try it with your dog and see!!!!!

My dogs love ice I even will sometimes use it as treats!! It depends on your dog though

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Out of seven dogs I have two that love ice cubes.

A third is mildly interested, but loses interest after a minute or so.

The others have no interest.