Hedgehogs are not suited for year-round outdoor living, especially in regions with extreme weather conditions. They are sensitive to temperature fluctuations; while they can tolerate mild weather, they require a stable, warm environment to thrive. In colder climates, hedgehogs can enter hibernation, but this is not ideal for domesticated hedgehogs as it can lead to health issues if they do not have the proper conditions. It's best to keep them indoors, in a controlled habitat that mimics their natural environment, with appropriate temperature and humidity levels. If you live in a milder climate, you can consider a secure outdoor enclosure during warmer months, but ensure they have shelter and protection from predators. Always provide a safe and comfortable indoor space for your hedgehog to retreat to, especially during harsh weather conditions.

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