Coat

Clothing and bedding If kept in your shed, insects and moths may ruin them. The fabric could also end up smelling musty, so it’s best to store your clothing and bedding items inside in a wardrobe or drawer. What should you not keep in a shed? 4. What NOT to Store in an Outdoor Shed […]

Humidity and temperature changes can damage the fibers on your clothes. In addition, moths and bugs of all kinds might find your coat a little too tasty or cozy and decide to move in. Instead of the garage, keep clothing inside, and consider using large zippered storage bags that are vacuum sealed for seasonal items. […]

Let’s examine some of the items that are never recommended to be stored in a garage, no matter how convenient. Propane Tanks. Clothing and Bedding. Paper Products. Fresh Food. Temperature-Sensitive Items. Canned Food. Refrigerator. Vinyl Records & 8mm Film. What can you store in an unheated garage? The garage is the ideal home for tools […]

Top 3 Reasons Why Does Your Dog Freeze When You Put Clothes On Him: Dogs may feel anxious or uncomfortable when they are being dressed up. Some dogs may not like the feeling of clothes on their skin. Dogs may think that they are being punished when they are being dressed up. Why you shouldn’t […]

Hair on dogs absorbs water like a sponge and these dogs require a waterproof dog raincoat as a minimum as they get very cold when the hair absorbs the water. Breeds that benefit from a waterproof dog coat are Cockapoos, Cavapoos, Labradoodles, Goldendoodles and Miniature, Toy and Standard poodles. Should Goldendoodles wear jackets? Generally, Goldendoodles […]

Born to swim – Poodles love water! The reason behind the Poodle’s unique coat is in fact this origin of the breed: it was originally developed to dry quickly and to be low maintenance when it gets wet frequently. Do Poodles like to play in water? As you can see, Poodles are excellent swimmers and […]

Most Poodles are naturally good swimmers! Because they were bred to be water-retrievers, they’re some of the best swimmers we have. Poodles were purpose-bred with traits, such as a waterproof-coat and webbed paws, that make them destined to be excellent at swimming. Can dogs just naturally swim? Although it’s a myth that all dogs are […]

Poodles possess a bountiful, water-resistant, curly coat of hair (not fur). It needs regular grooming, plus trimming, every six weeks or so. In recent times, the poodle’s coat is best known for its ‘hypoallergenic’ properties. What kind of coat do Poodles have? Poodles have a single, dense coat of curled hair. Just like human hair, […]

An outer layer of waterproof fabric (or fabric that can be made waterproof), and a warm layer for next to their fur. Suitable fabrics for the outer layer include Gore-Tex, nylon and waterproof canvas. For the inner layer consider lambswool, synthetic lambswool, or polar fleece. What fabric is used for dog clothes? Choosing Your Fabric […]

Microfiber fabric is made from such tightly woven fibers that pet hairs have nothing to stick to. They’re synthetic fibers, which makes them stronger than natural fibers that are more prone to breaking. Even better, microfiber is mold-resistant. What is the best material for dog coat? An outer layer of waterproof fabric (or fabric that […]

Unsurprisingly, such unequivocal positions from the main breed registries means that the vast majority of today’s Labradors do indeed have short, dense coats. But yet you don’t have to look far online to see photos of long haired black Labs, alongside long haired Labs in chocolate and yellow. Is a lab a short or long […]

Labradors don’t usually get cold during winter because they are historically winter dogs. However, just like other dogs, labradors can also experience frostbite and hypothermia. You should keep your pet inside and warm once the temperature goes below 20°F. How cold is too cold for Labradors? about 20 degreesYour Labrador isn’t invincible, and there is […]

double coat. A double coat with medium length is considered the most desirable. This type of coat may be fairly wiry, depending on the dog. A shorter coat is sometimes considered acceptable by breed standard. Which coat is best for German Shepherd in India? Saddle black and tan coat with a black mask The dark […]

The answer is that there is no set temperature that is too low for German Shepherds, but they can’t handle harsh winter conditions as their ancestors did. What’s more, the older the dog the more susceptible they will be to cold weather. The recommended temperature range for German Shepherds is 20-30°F (-6°C to 5°C). At […]

Dogs who are lower to the ground also benefit from a raincoat, though these dogs need a raincoat that covers their chest and stomach as well as their back. As reported by VetStreet, these breeds include: Golden retriever. Labrador retriever. Newfoundland. Otterhound. Portuguese water dog. Does a dog really need a raincoat? Most dogs don’t […]

If a German Shepherd is lacking an undercoat, it is considered defective by the AKA and will not be allowed to participate in their exhibitions. Thanks to their double coat that protects them from cold and is waterproof, the Short Haired German Shepherd is more suited to working outside and to work in general. What […]

Yes. Just like any other breed, German Shepherds do get cold. But thanks to their robust bodies and double coats, they tolerate low temperatures better than most breeds. What temp is too cold for German Shepherds? Healthy German shepherds in the prime of their lives should be able to handle temperatures up to 20° F. […]

They tend to enjoy the cold weather! Labradors live for taking walks during the cold, swimming, and playing outside. Even though they are fond of snow and were bred for cold weather, they can still have hypothermia and are still susceptible to the cold. How cold is too cold for my Labrador? Your Labrador isn’t […]

Some dogs just really enjoy the rain. He or she may just enjoy it. They have a nice hair coat to keep them reasonably dry, and they don’t seem to mind getting wet. Of course, once in the house there is the shaking to spread water all over, and muddy paws to clean off. How […]

Temperatures above 7 °C (45 °F) are safe for the majority of dogs, but temperatures below -6 °C (20 °F) may lead to frostbite or hypothermia after a while. How cold of water can a dog swim in? The vets at DogTrekker point out that if the water feels too cold for you to stand […]