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| I meant brand name dog coats,one buys, but they may not need one, just wondering about walking in real cold weather.
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I generally do not think a golden needs a jacket, and for short outings I wouldn't put one on mine. I put it on when it is snowing, it helps keep them dry, and when they spend a day at the ski hill with and when the temp. is more than 10 below or if there is a wind chill warning. Also after they have been swimming in the doggie pool in the winter. I figure better safe than sorry. |
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| Coats I put jackets on my old girl when it gets really cold out and we're outside for while. I worry she'll get a chill and get sick. She still tries to break the ice on the creek to lay down in the ice cold water though. She wears the one in the attached link in an x-large and she's about 75lbs. The other two don't wear jackets though. Unless you live in a terribly cold climate (I'm in Buffalo, NY so it gets pretty chilly), I wouldn't worry too much. Casual Canine Ripstop Blanket Coats for Dogs | PetEdge.com |
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| They seem to be born with an adequate coat for most weather. I suppose if it's well below zero, that's a different story. We get that here sometimes, but you won't catch me staying out there very long. Lately, it's been in the mid 20s when I take Bella for her morning walk. That certainly doesn't phase her.....except for one thing. She does not like sitting on the frosty grass. LOL. |
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| My mom makes them for all the dogs. The yorkies get knitted and feece sweaters and coats frequently. My goldens not so much since they really don't need them except in the bitter cold with wind.
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| My dogs start to feel less hot when it gets below 30...My boy finds that anywhere between 25 and 40 is the best temperature for swimming in the ocean or river! I've been hiking and running with him in weather as cold as -15F for an hour or more...as long as I am bundled and we both stay moving, he pants just like if it were 50 degrees warmer... I think it would take cold much harsher than any of us would like to be in to bother goldens. |
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