Does my dog need a sweater?

Does Your Dog Need Clothes? Smaller, light bodied breeds, toy breeds, and breeds that naturally have very short or thin hair coats benefit from a warm dog sweater for when they need to go outside, or for just hanging around the house. A sweater can make a significant difference in your dog's feeling of well-being. read more

a. I feel safe in saying that if you have a healthy, young Siberian Husky or Alaskan Malamute who’s acclimated to the cold and has the glorious coat common in the Northern breeds, you likely won’t have to invest in canine clothing for walks in the snow. read more

Smaller, light bodied breeds, toy breeds, and breeds that naturally have very short or thin hair coats benefit from a warm dog sweater for when they need to go outside, or for just hanging around the house. A sweater can make a significant difference in your dog’s feeling of well-being. read more

Pretty little beads and rhinestones and so on are pleasing to the eye, but can be dangerous to your dog. Ideally, your dog’s sweater will not have anything on it that could be chewed off and ingested. If the sweater has zippers, or rings to which you can attach a leash, or any other non-fabric add-ons, do not let your dog out without supervising. read more