Related articles on dog clothes and apparel
Dog Clothes: To Dress or Not to Dress
by Allen Shaw
Let’s start out by saying that dogs do not “need” clothes. Most are born with their permanent wardrobe intact. You know, it’s that furry thing all over their bodies. Depending on the breed, they may even leave their clothes all over your house…it’s called shedding. But no matter what I say about dog clothes, there is still that group of dog owners out there who will still insist on spending more on their dog’s wardrobe than their own. So if you insist on doing this, at least be fair to your friend...
Dog sweaters are no longer the eccentric indicators they once were
Gone are the days when only old ladies with blue hair and shawls owned little dogs that wore clothing. Today the likes of supermodels and infamous party kids are showing up all over the scene with small designer dogs in designer dog clothes. You see it everywhere, small dogs in malls, in train stations, and hanging from car windows...
Protect your active dog’s feet with dog boots
It may sound a bit absurd to many people, but dog boots have been an important part of life for people who depend on their dogs, such as shepherds and hunters. These sturdy articles of footwear help to protect your dogs feet from heat, snow, and ice. They also protect you dog’s feet from other hazards like thorns...
Dog coats may sound over the top, but they are quite practical
A pampered pooch develops special needs, just as a thoroughbred race-horse that is kept inside, fed a special diet, and exercised regularly. When it is cold outside racehorses are kept in heated stalls, and if they do go out for a moment, they are covered with a custom fitted coat. Dog coats serve this exact same purpose for dogs who are kept inside during the cold months.
Show off your pooch with designer dog collars
One of the great things about the internet is that you can easily access specialty shops from every corner of the globe – making it easy to find doggie boutiques, and crafters around the world who specialize in dog collar and accessory design.
Cat and dog costumes can be fun for you and adorable as well, but make sure to keep some pet safety tips in mind this Halloween
Dressing up our pets can make for some really adorable pictures, and it’s understandable to want to include them in on the holiday festivities, but if you do dress them in costumes, make sure to keep some of these safety tips in mind...
It is time for everyone to begin using a dog harness for walking their little friends, instead of the standard dog collars
A dog harness should be the new preferred method for everyone to use when walking their dog. The collar is good for identification and personalization, but it is bordering on cruel, how it pulls your dog around by the throat. A harness guides your dog around with a snug embrace around the chest and hind quarters.
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