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Whos got the good dog jackets been doing some googling and can only find what looks like cheap shit.
Got a city dog who loves the outdoors and adventuring but she is a short hair pitbull mastiff who feels the cold.
Wanting something to make her more visible to others aswel as keep the wind off.
Cheers
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Have the Swanndri, in blue and black and it has been pretty solid so far. Thay pop up on trademe quite often for relatively cheap. And I have actually used the big oilskin pockets on the sides. Mind that he hardly goes bush, but it gets him through the rain and cold.
Farmlands sell these for about $50 or so.
https://www.outbacktrading.co.nz/pro...lskin-dog-coat
Hard wearing and warm, look good but don't make them easier to see :cool:
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Only photo I could find of it...
Have a look in the sadlery warehouse, my wife tells me digby an fox is the best bang for your buck, we use them on the older farm dogs in the winter for at night in the kennels
saddlery warehouse is a good product, my old boy (brit bull terrier X dogo argentina) has one, good product even though its made in china.
My neighbour makes custom ones. More for old couch dogs but they look like they would work for what you're after. I'll send you a link
Thanks guys will cheek a few out
https://twinneedle.co.nz/
if you want something that will last forever
D for dogs, have a couple of there's and going well 2-3 years on. Only get used 20? Times a year.
Got 2 dogs that need them over winter, ended up with a thin thermal merino and a soft shell type. Who can resist with model names like 'sub woofer' 'armadogo' 'puff doggy' etching
farkin hell, my dog has a new habit of bringing me a log when the fire goes low.
and we call them stupid animals!!
No that's stupid people who call them stupid animals
well said.Quote:
Originally Posted by widerange
Wife knocked one up out of polarfleece for dog years ago.
Used to put it on at night.
Hole for head and velcro round the belly.
She used to want it on.
Really cheap if your wife sews.
My wife has done the same for our old foxie keeps her warm.
my one doesnt even cook !Quote:
Originally Posted by erniec
i dont mind though as she may try to put vege in my food
they look pretty good Tikka
Cheers guys she is stoked with ithttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...fd0e1e482f.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...3d83c3d47a.jpg
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She looks pretty stoked too ��
She looks pretty stoked too 😁
That looks the part, which one is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by 199p
from where,please
Looks sweet as :D
Yeah which one and from where. You could always glue or sew some bits off a high viz vest on if you wanted to up visibility.
I think Shoof do booties :) don't know how good they are though
This one on Hahn's recomadation https://www.outbacktrading.co.nz/pro...lskin-dog-coatQuote:
Originally Posted by widerange
these guys sell some good stuff too
https://www.furtherfaster.co.nz/collections/dog-jackets
Tuatara outdoor clothing do great oilskin outer and fleece or wool liners with pockets etc. $50 from memory my lab has been in snow and rain with his and loves it!
Amazing the difference those jackets make to dogs. Started using them on all of my dogs this year and very impressed with the condition they’ve put on and how much happier they are to come out of their kennels in the morning ��
Attachment 144976 Ridgy in a crisp southerly hunting Sika in the Kaimanawas. D-fa dogs jacket (made in Wanaka) good kiwi business
A very stylish looking dog :)
@Low box is that the Arma-doggo model?
Yes thats the one - its a tough outer with fleece inside, cuts the wind.Quote:
Originally Posted by wsm junkie
He also has the puff doggy for cold nights in the bush, get some tail wagging when he sees it unpacked.
Cheers mateQuote:
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