Some dogs are adapted to winter temperatures and do not fear the cold, while others shiver and dread the slightest outing when winter comes. Knowing whether you should dress your dog in winter depends on his weight, his size, his hair but above all on the attitude he takes when the walk in the cold is looming. If he seems uncomfortable and clumsy in the cold, shivering and running away from the outside, consider investing in dog clothes.
In recent years, we have seen real clothes for dogs flourish, sometimes not at all adapted to their anatomy and handicapping them more than anything else. In addition, do not hesitate to hunt in specialized flea markets to find cheap clothes!
To choose the right winter clothing for your dog, do not hesitate to seek advice from your veterinarian on the brands and models that are suitable. There are lots of models today, and sometimes even accompanied by reflective strips to see it well after dark.
If your dog has to go out in the snow, remember to check his pads and protect them with small winter boots specially designed for dogs. If your companion will look clumsy for a few moments, he will quickly get used to it and can gallop in the snow as he sees fit.
Finally, a piece of advice is to avoid short haircuts for your dog during winter periods, as his hair actively protects him from the cold.
