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over a year ago
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"If the dog was in wild as was their origin they would cope i think folk try to humanise them way too much."
True but then greyhounds originated from Egypt so if he was in the wild he wouldn't have to cope with British weather 
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"When was the last time you went out in sub zero temp. in your birthday suit ????"
Depends what dog you have, some are built to cope with the cold some arnt, I also have a Labrador and he don't wear a coat as he don't need one, they have a double layered coat so can cope with the cold, my Greyhound cant cope with the cold she he wears one, simple as  |
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over a year ago
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I have a rain coat for mine, but thats just because it helps with the wet dog smell when getting in the car! 
Though when he was a puppy i may have dressed him up in outfits . . .  |
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"I have a rain coat for mine, but thats just because it helps with the wet dog smell when getting in the car!
Though when he was a puppy i may have dressed him up in outfits . . .
A TV pup, now thats a first on here."
Well, i say when he was a puppy - technically he still is! - but i'm being good and only doing it at Christmas, Halloween, Easter, birthday parties and then just randomly in the pet store!
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I know my girls love dressing my westie up .... has jumpers with leg warmers .. and labs have waxed very smart jackets , lol if raining and go out to beach , |
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"If the dog was in wild as was their origin they would cope i think folk try to humanise them way too much."
But they are not.....you could say the same of us if you go far enough back  |
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My little boy weighs less than 5kg and I keep his own fluffy coat trimmed so he doesn't get too hot in our centrally heated house. When it was really cold, he'd wear a little tartan tabard jacket - now it's warming up a bit, he doesn't. Simples. |
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Reminds me of when we'd come back from some work in Africa and one of the blokes who'd just come back, came out of Tesco's shaking his head wondering what people would make of us if they could see a whole aisle dedicated to pet food. |
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"i think they are lovely and if i had a dog ide like to keep it as warm as i could"
mee too. I got a dog hes a westie and hes always warm and dry.poppyxx |
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"My dogs got four ugg boots and a scarf.it goes well with his legwarmers and coat too,poppyxx "
now that made me laugh, just the thought of a dog in uggs |
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Theres a shop in the next town to me opened, i thought it was a baby clothes shop but its a dogs clothes shop, ive not been in yet. Might see if i can get an outfit for the cat as she didnt like wearing her christmas outfit |
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My dog has a black and white dogtooth check coat with a fur collar. She doesn't need it, she has it because I like it. I don't put her in it all the time and no-one else will take her out in it but me, they are too embarrassed, but she looks really cute in it  |
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