What happens when a Teddy gets cold?

When cold, a Teddy usually trembles, shakes its limbs, curls up, sneezes, and has a runny nose, and may hide in warm spots like under the sofa, by the computer, or on the owner’s bed.

Although Teddy fur looks thick, it is actually a single, sparse layer with poor insulation. In winter, keep it warm: put a small coat on when going out and prepare a warm, cozy bed at home to prevent chills and colds.