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I have a 5lb dog that is a teddy bear breed. We live in WI. Does he need a coat during winter or shoes? I have hear mix thing from people.
Batman is cute!!!! I would recommend a coat for sure when he goes outside. If he is going outside for longer then 10 minutes, I would also recommend boots (if he will wear them). These little ones lose body heat quickly. Thank you for using Pet Coach!
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In winters will it be safe to make him wear dog coat because his nose remains cold all the night in winters even after wearing coat
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Ok so I have an issue. Its getting cold here and we are looking at some very heavy snow this year. All three of our dogs are rather thin coated. The older two refuse to potty outside if its too cold. Would sweaters help? Also the youngest is less tha
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My rescue dog, Angel, is a very sweet loveable dog, but she has a habit of barking at people who approach us when we go on walks. It is normally when we stand in one place for too long, but tonight she barked at our neighbors as they were coming hom
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My dog has been scratching alot and I just noticed she has hot spots and shedding she is 48.5 pounds do you carry anything for her comfort and healing as shampoos and salves thanks
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