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Why Your Dog May Need A Winter Coat

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by RAKI WRIGHT

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Certain breeds of dog have naturally adapted to cold weather through the process of evolution while it is also important to understand that certain types of dogs may need to wear clothes during the cold winter months.

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Indeed, if you own a certain type of dog that does not have a long-haired coat then you may have to purchase some form of winter clothing for your favourite furry friend. In addition, you should also be aware that a number of factors may contribute to the decision of whether your dog might need a winter coat or not. Furthermore, you should also consider the size of your animal and the breed as well as the outside temperature when you want to take your dog for a walk. As a result, if you are looking for a number of suppliers of winter clothing for animals, you should think about consulting one of a number of online business directories as you will be able to identify a variety of companies that you can contact.

  1. Think about the size of your dog

One of the main factors that you should consider to determine whether your dog may need a winter coat is to think about its size. Indeed, smaller breeds of dogs have a difficult time retaining a high amount of body heat so they may need to wear a winter jacket when they go outside for an extended period of time such as when they go for a walk. Indeed, if you are looking for a winter jacket for your dog, you should think about whether your dog has short or long hair while if they are originally from a warm climate they may need some form of cold-weather clothing.

  1. Consider the breed of your dog

Another important factor that you should think about to determine whether your dog may need a winter coat is to think about its breed. Indeed, certain breeds of dogs have adapted to cold weather while if your animal originates from a warmer climate, then you may need to purchase some form of a jacket for the animal, especially if it needs to go out to do its business during the winter.

  1. Understand the climate

Finally, you should be aware that thinking about the outdoor climate is another important factor to determine whether your dog may need a winter coat. Indeed, if your dog will be spending a considerable period of time outside in particularly cold weather, then they may need some form of a winter jacket. However, as a responsible dog owner, you should also be aware to take off any form of clothing, after your dog comes back into the house to prevent chafing or irritation. As a result, you can also help to maintain a regular body temperature for your animal by giving them a jacket to wear outside.

  • Think about the size of your dog
  • Consider the breed of animal
  • Look at the weather conditions

Therefore, in conclusion, if you have a certain breed of dog, then you should be aware that the animal may need to wear a winter jacket when it goes outside, especially during particularly cold periods of the year or during inclement weather conditions.

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