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    New Winter Jackets - water proof bellies! LOL

    I've been looking for a jacket that will keep the fluff under carriages dry. I considered the snuggie, learned that wouldn't fit properly. Kept looking until I found what I "think" I want! This is the first time I have had 4 matching outfits on my pups! Well, also the first time I've spent full price, rather than going to the $1 bins and such.

    Found at Pet Edge, under the NEW PRODUCTS, made by Guardian Gear. The under side is nylon, so keeps that belly DRY! The top is fleece. The velcro runs the length, across the back!
    http://www.petedge.com/product/Sale/.../896/54556.uts

    Here are my models:
    Marlin (who has finally lost enough weight to take the SAME SIZE as the girls!)




    Lacey


    Tasha




    Sugar


    I put the step in harnesses under and Tasha's Rope N Go harness over the jackets. I think I like over better. But with the velcro on top, really doesn't matter if you use a harness (or what type) or a collar.

    They remind me of wetsuits for skin - and scuba diving! LOL

    More pics, we went on our walk.
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    Marlin and Lacey


    Marlin and Tasha


    Tasha and Lacey


    I tied the leashes together to get some shots of all 4 of them.
    Sugar is in the rear. Marlin is in blue. Tasha is front right, Lacey front left.


    They promptly decided to try and get up to me.




    Sugar


    Just a few more photos to share.
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    When we got to the apartment complex, I hooked the leashes on a snow plow post, to get more shots of the 4. But trying to get them to stand close was difficult.

    Sugar, Marlin, Lacey


    Marlin, Lacey, Tasha





    I had to move Sugar in to be with the group.


    Got home and took off jackets and harnesses. The dog bellies were warm and dry! The jacket black panels were soaked. HOORAY! He he heeeeee
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    nice! think i might get something like that for Henry. It's crazy how dirty he gets from going on a simple walk since he's so low to the ground

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freedom View Post
    Bichon sleddog team?

    cute-cute-cute-cute!

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    Thanks, all!
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    Those are adorable!! It's amazing how you can tell them apart. From the pictures they look identical to me. But you know them and their personalities.

    I have a question. How do you know if a dog needs a jacket (other than the obvious - shaking)?
    I'm asking because Taggart's coat is so much thinner than Zoee's. I know Zoee doesn't need one (not that she'd wear one anyway). But you can see Taggarts skin through his fur. I know it doesn't get THAT cold here in California, but there is sometimes frost on the ground. Also, I don't have the problem of his belly getting wet, his legs are long enough. What do you think? Anyone.
    Our goal in life should be - to be as good a person as our dog thinks we are.

    Thank you for the siggy, Michelle!


    Cindy (Human) - Taz (RB Tabby) - Zoee (RB Australian Shepherd) - Paizly (Dilute Tortie) - Taggart (Aussie Mix) - Jax (Brown & White Tabby), - Zeplyn (Cattle Dog Mix)

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    Lol that is soooo adorable!!!!! I love them.!
    Monica Callahan KPA-CTP *Woohoo!*


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    Taz Zoe, shivering is the main thing, I think. A few days ago I hadn't started using jackets yet. We went on a lovely walk at a park we frequent. Stopped to chat with someone and realized Sugar was shivering. We'd been walking over half an hour! So it was time.

    Also, certain breeds, you just KNOW. Like chihuahuas, bichons, maltese.

    My Lacey will shiver at night if she can't manage to snuggle under the blankets with me. Have the heat on a timed thermostat, it drops to 65 over night. That is not cold, but enough to make them chilled.

    Hope that helps!
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    I may send my friend a link to this - she's got a rescue Mini Schnauzer who LOVES getting his belly dirty ... and beard, but at least this'd protect the tummy!
    I've Been Frosted

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freedom View Post
    Taz Zoe, shivering is the main thing, I think. A few days ago I hadn't started using jackets yet. We went on a lovely walk at a park we frequent. Stopped to chat with someone and realized Sugar was shivering. We'd been walking over half an hour! So it was time.

    Also, certain breeds, you just KNOW. Like chihuahuas, bichons, maltese.

    My Lacey will shiver at night if she can't manage to snuggle under the blankets with me. Have the heat on a timed thermostat, it drops to 65 over night. That is not cold, but enough to make them chilled.

    Hope that helps!
    Thank you Sandie. I've never seen him shivering. Of course he is so active so I think he stays warm that way. I will keep an eye on him though as it gets colder.
    Our goal in life should be - to be as good a person as our dog thinks we are.

    Thank you for the siggy, Michelle!


    Cindy (Human) - Taz (RB Tabby) - Zoee (RB Australian Shepherd) - Paizly (Dilute Tortie) - Taggart (Aussie Mix) - Jax (Brown & White Tabby), - Zeplyn (Cattle Dog Mix)

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    They are adorable, Sandie!!! They look so cute in their matching coats. Great pictures.

    Cindy:: I can tell if Daisy and Delilah are cold just by looking at them. Daisy gets cold so easy. They both ball up and almost refuse to go out. Also, a big clue with both of them, they lift one paw up in the air. They only do that when they're cold. It's a good thing we live in Florida. Daisy would need clothes all the time if we were in a cold climate.


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    Thanks Barry!

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