Collection: Dog Sweaters and Dog Hoodies
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Urban Dog Hoodie - Red
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Urban Dog Hoodie - Pink
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Urban Dog Hoodie - Grey
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Brave Bark Dog Hoodie - Heather Grey
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Sherpa Dog Hoodie - Pink
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Sherpa Dog Hoodie - White
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Heritage Dog Sweater - Sand
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Gondola Base Layer - Charcoal
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Gondola Base Layer - Pink
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Alpine Dog Sweater - Orange
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Winter Sailor Dog Sweater - Oatmeal
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Chalet Dog Sweater - Pink
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Heritage Dog Sweater - Grey Mix
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Winter Sailor Dog Sweater - Grey
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Trekking Dog Sweater - Red
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Trekking Dog Sweater - Grey
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Trekking Dog Sweater - Blue
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Heritage Dog Sweater - Teal
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Heritage Dog Sweater - Pink
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Heritage Dog Sweater - Hazel
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Chalet Dog Sweater - Red
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Chalet Dog Sweater - Oatmeal
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Chalet Dog Sweater - Grey
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Alpine Dog Sweater - Yellow
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Dog Sweaters, Hoodies and Fleeces - FAQ
Does my dog really need a sweater?
Whether your dog needs a sweater depends on various factors such as their breed, size, age, health, and the weather conditions. Breeds with thin fur or short coats, elderly dogs, puppies, and small breeds are more susceptible to cold weather and may benefit from wearing a sweater to stay warm. Signs that your dog may benefit from a sweater include shivering, seeking warmth, or showing signs of discomfort in cold temperatures.
At what temperature should a dog wear a sweater?
Dogs may benefit from wearing a sweater when the temperature drops below 50°F (10°C), especially if they are sensitive to cold or if the weather is windy or damp. However, individual dogs may have different temperature tolerances based on factors such as their breed, size, and coat thickness. It's essential to observe your dog's behavior and adjust their clothing accordingly.
Do dog sweaters actually keep dogs warm?
Some dogs may feel more secure and comfortable wearing a sweater, similar to how humans may feel cozy and relaxed when wearing warm clothing. Additionally, if a dog is prone to feeling cold, wearing a sweater can help regulate their body temperature and reduce stress associated with feeling chilly. However, not all dogs enjoy wearing sweaters, so it's essential to observe your dog's behavior and comfort level when introducing them to wearing clothing.
How do you know if your dog is cold?
Signs that your dog may be cold include shivering, seeking warmth (such as by curling up or seeking shelter), holding their body close to the ground to conserve heat, and showing signs of discomfort or agitation. Additionally, feeling their ears, paws, and body for temperature extremes can provide clues about their comfort level. It's important to provide your dog with appropriate clothing or shelter if they show signs of feeling cold.
Should I leave my dog's sweater on at night?
Whether to leave your dog's sweater on at night depends on the temperature inside your home and your dog's individual needs. If your home is well-heated and your dog is comfortable without a sweater, it may not be necessary to leave it on overnight. However, if your home is cool or drafty, or if your dog tends to get cold at night, leaving the sweater on can help keep them warm and comfortable while they sleep. Do ensure that the sweater is comfortable and fits your dog well so there is no danger of it getting caught or injuring them or chaffing from an extended wear time.
Does my dog need a sweater in the winter?
Many dogs benefit from wearing sweaters in the winter, especially during walks or outdoor activities in cold weather. However, whether your dog needs a sweater depends on their individual tolerance to cold and the severity of the winter weather in your area. It's essential to observe your dog's behavior and comfort level in different temperatures and adjust their clothing accordingly.
How do dogs feel about sweaters?
Some dogs may enjoy wearing sweaters, especially if they provide warmth and comfort. However, others may feel uncomfortable or restricted by the sensation of wearing clothing. It's essential to introduce your dog to wearing a sweater gradually, using positive reinforcement techniques such as treats and praise, and to observe their behavior and body language to determine their comfort level.
How do I know if my dog doesn't like his sweater?
Signs that your dog may not like their sweater include trying to remove or chew on it, displaying signs of distress or agitation while wearing it, or avoiding movement or play while dressed in the sweater. If your dog shows signs of discomfort or dislike for the sweater, it's essential to respect their preferences and find alternative ways to keep them warm and comfortable in cold weather.
How long can a dog wear a sweater?
Can a dog wear a sweater all day?
Dogs can wear sweaters for several hours at a time, such as during walks or outdoor activities in cold weather.
However, it's essential to monitor your dog for signs of discomfort, overheating, or irritation from prolonged wear especially indoors where the temperature may be warmer. . Allow your dog breaks from wearing the sweater as needed, and remove it if they show signs of distress.
Additionally, regularly check your dog for any signs of discomfort or irritation from prolonged wear, and provide opportunities for them to remove the sweater if needed.
Is it OK for a dog to wear a sweater in the house?
It's generally safe for dogs to wear sweaters indoors if they need extra warmth, such as in homes with cooler temperatures or for dogs who are prone to feeling cold. However, it's essential to monitor your dog for signs of overheating and provide breaks from wearing the sweater as needed.