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It’s time to get your dog ready for fall and winter weather. I know what’s your thinking…dog clothes? That’s silly! Dogs don’t need clothing. Why do people bother putting clothes on dogs? However, consider this; many of the breeds that we love and cherish were not made to live in the climate and weather we’re used to. Chihuahuas were made for warm Mexico weather, not bitterly cold New York winters. When the cold winds first start to blow every year as autumn sets in; people go to their closets and pull out their dog sweaters, jackets and coats to ensure that they are comfortable as the temperature drops. Your dog deserves this same type of treatment so when you pull out yours, do not forget to also pull out your dog’s warm dog clothes.

These dog sweaters come in all shapes, sizes and colors. There are hoodies, pullovers and jacket style sweaters of all kind. The answer is to get one that suits your dog’s requirements and look stylish. Some dogs may require only a sweater or jacket when they’re walking outside where it’s freezing, but some canines get frozen inside as well. Keep in mind, they’re down low where freezing air sinks, so if it feels okay in the house to you your dog may be freezing. Look at your dog, and if he’s shivering terribly or hiding in his bed he may require a sweater inside or some pajamas. Yes, the pajamas. They are very pretty and sensible and they can wear them at night when it’s freezing. They’re designed appropriately with space for toilet use so you don’t have to be worried about messes.