Upgrade Version PAWZ Road Dog Coat Plaid Dog Shirt Hoodie - British Style Winter Clothes for Small, Medium, and Large Dogs (Size S to 5XLarge) Review

It's very hard for my bully to get decent shirts. He is stocky but busty. His neck and chest are hard to fit into anything and I don't need to stretch them, but this one is buttoned up and it's amazing! Had to get my 60lb bully to shuffle 3x but had to take the hood off as it was too big blinded himself lol. Also note that I can't button the top button! But the quality is excellent, it's comfortable and very charming.

Super cute. Now he's becoming even more of a womanizer. 😂 Probably a camping hit. 4xl fits my 75lb (okay, usually closer to 78lb) Golden. The size chart was a bit shaky; his measurements: chest 34 (3-4x according to the table), back length 27 (5x according to the table), neck 19 (2-3x). I decided the chest would be the most important fit; It would be nice if it was a little short on the back or loose around the neck if it rips around the chest, ok. Seems to have been the right choice. (See…

As I am not a fan of animal dressing for no good reason, my girl exhibited a slight limp from pain in after her sudden zumi event the front shoulder, in the winter cold. at 9.5 I think she's aging slowly (I can understand). I *treated her with a few days of forced rest (no walks and supervised outdoors) and massages. I've also tried various homemade wraps to keep her shoulder and neck warm, including my fleece vest, which seemed useful but too long. Then I was looking for something similar in a

This jacket is awesome! It's so soft on the inside and really keeps my pup warm! We live in Texas and the temp dropped to 30F two days ago so I ordered it for next day delivery so my little one can be toasty and warm on yesterday's outing :) Shipping was fast and it came in great condition :) I ordered a 5XL (based on the sizing chart provided) and it fits perfectly and hugs him comfortably :) it doesn't pinch it so tight that neck fat foams up at the top and smothers it, and the armholes are…