Dog clothes for all weather conditions — raincoats and jumpsuits for rain, jackets, coats and sweaters for cold weather, cooling vests for heat, and dog boots for paws to protect against salt and ice. Choose according to the season, dog size, and hair length: clothing comes in handy for short-haired and small breeds earlier than for others.
Dog clothes are not for beauty, but for specific conditions: short-haired dogs get cold faster, wet fur takes a long time to dry, and winter salt irritates paws. When choosing, size is most important — measure your dog's back length from the neck to the base of the tail and compare it with the model's chart. You can find style details among bandanas.
What kind of clothes does your dog need?
Raincoats and overalls for dogs— protect from rain and dirt; overalls cover the belly and legs, so there's less to wash after a walk. You can find the full selection among dog clothes.
Jackets and sweaters for dogs— a sweater for cool autumn, a warmer jacket or coat for winter. Especially relevant for short-haired and small breeds.
Dog boots— in winter, they protect paws from road salt and ice, in summer — from hot asphalt, and on hikes from sharp terrain. Boots are also useful when you need to protect an injured paw. See dog boots.
Functional clothing— cooling vest for a hot day, swimming vest for water, and reflective vest for darkness. More — functional clothing.
Robe after bathing— absorbs water and dirt from the fur so the dog dries faster and doesn't get the car dirty.
