Pros
- Runs a little small but super cute
Cons
- Ran a little small should have bought a bigger size
XX-Large Red Santa Claus Riding Dog Costume For Christmas Party Outfit - Lewondr Pet Apparel Review
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Very good
Rating
4.9
🐶 Dog Clothes & Accessories, 🐶 Dogs
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Details
| Target Species | Dog |
|---|---|
| Size | XXL(Neck: 27.5-37.0" Chest: 29.9-37.0") |
| Brand | Lewondr |
| Material | Velvet |
| League | NBA |
Description of XX-Large Red Santa Claus Riding Dog Costume For Christmas Party Outfit - Lewondr Pet Apparel
🎅 SUPERIOR MATERIAL: The dog christmas costume is made of breathable and skin-friendly velvet, soft and warm, light and no bound feeling for your dog, it makes the dog feel comfortable all the day. 🎅 EASY ON & OFF: The pet costume comes with hook & loop closure. It is easy to wear and to be adjusted in accordance with dog size, which ensures dog more cosy and snug. 🎅 PERFECT FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY: Design of a new saddle shaped hoodie clothes with antler, a creative santa claus in check who rides on his reindeer is coming to us, vivid and interesting. When you walk your dog in the street, it will catch lots of people's attention. 🎅 2 SIZES AVAILABLE: L, XXL fits for many different breeds of dog, Such as Teddy, Beagle, Poodle, Bulldog, Labrador, Golden Retriever, etc. Please pay more attention on the neck and chest size before purchasing. 🎅 OCCASION: A perfect Christmas or New Year gift for your dogs, perfect for Christmas themed parties, Christmas family gathering, photo shoot, play date, masquerades, parades, and more.
Pros
- 🎅 SUPERIOR MATERIAL: The dog christmas costume is made of breathable and skin-friendly velvet, soft and warm, light and no bound feeling for your dog, it makes the dog feel comfortable all the day.
Cons
- The costume may make some dogs feel embarrassed or ashamed, leading to a negative emotional response
Pros
- Suitable for All Breeds: With its XX-Large size, this costume is perfect for large and medium-sized dogs of different breeds, making it a versatile dress-up option.
Cons
- The XX-Large size may take up too much space in a pet owner’s home or vehicle
Pros
- Pet Supplies
Cons
- The costume may require special care and cleaning, adding additional time and expense for pet owners
Pros
- 🎅 OCCASION: A perfect Christmas or New Year gift for your dogs, perfect for Christmas themed parties, Christmas family gathering, photo shoot, play date, masquerades, parades, and more.
Cons
- The Santa Claus riding dog design may be too cartoonish for some pet owners’ tastes
Pros
- Impressive and Stand-out Appearance: This XX-Large Red Santa Claus Riding Dog Costume is an absolute head-turner with its attention-grabbing design that will surely make your pooch the star of any Christmas party.
Cons
- The costume may be too festive for some pet owners’ tastes, limiting its year-round appeal
Pros
- Made from high-quality materials, this dog costume has a sturdy construction that makes it durable and long-lasting.
Cons
- The costume may limit a dog’s ability to see and hear well, causing unnecessary stress and anxiety
Pros
- Our dog looked good in it.
Cons
- Ripped before I got it out of the package. And Runs super small.
Pros
- Costumes
Cons
- The Santa Claus riding dog design may be seen as tacky or cheesy by some pet owners
Pros
- 🎅 EASY ON & OFF: The pet costume comes with hook & loop closure. It is easy to wear and to be adjusted in accordance with dog size, which ensures dog more cosy and snug.
Cons
- The bright red color of the costume may attract dirt and stains, making it difficult to keep clean
Pros
- Easy to put on with the Velcro. Fits great and so cute! Looks funny and adorable when he runs!
Cons
- The costume may limit a dog’s ability to move and play freely, causing frustration and discomfort
Pros
- I don't think it's meant to be worn daily but that occasion with family is perfect.
Cons
- The costume may be uncomfortable for some dogs due to its size and weight
Pros
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Cons
- The costume may attract unwanted attention from other dogs, causing conflicts and aggression
