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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
I would get them doggie sweaters! This will help keep them warm both inside and outside the house. They can wear the sweaters indoors, and you can also get thick doggie coats for them to wear outside. Pet stores will carry these, and some of the stuff they have is really cute. I'd buy those for your dogs. I hope this helps!
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Why does my dog hate wearing sweaters? The others are always good, hazel has a water jacket and I put it on her when its really cold or raining and she always stays still like a statue and then she will rub against the wall, plants, or a couch, the j
Thanks for using Boop by Petco! This is actually quite common. The trick is to make them associate this with something positive. What I have found to be very helpful is to start by just using the sweater for an hour or two at a time initially and to give her treats during that time to make her experience with it enjoyable. You can continue to increase the amount of time she has it on until you are able to keep it on for however long you need. This is very likely to help with this issue. Good luck and have a good night!
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