what kind of dog clothes does he/she wear?
if you have any pictures please post them!

No, I just put a hat on them both at Christmas time.

No, my dog does not wear any clothes. It is too hot to wear clothes. I do think dogs that wear clothes do look cute. But in the cold seasons dogs get cold too and I think putting on some clothes for them is a good idea.

I personally dont like the thought of 'clothes' on dogs I think its stupid & can be cruel, what if they dont want to wear it.... But you make them because you want them to?

I think dogs look stupid in clothes & its a waste of money.

My opinion.

No my two don't, i make collars with designs on so they have about 15 each so they have a different collar every day this way i know they are not bothed by them like they would with cloths.
Emma

you can usually tell if your dog likes the clothes or not.
when my dog sees the dog shirt he runs right up to me and pushes his head inside the shirt. :P

wearing boots in the winter time helps against the salt on the sidewalks. that can hurt them if they are barefoot.

you can usually tell if your dog likes the clothes or not.
when my dog sees the dog shirt he runs right up to me and pushes his head inside the shirt. :P

Now thats just really cute lol, I dont think I'd bother trying dog clothes with my Dog as she's not one of them dogs which would look right in them.

I couldnt imagine my dog in shoes either lol God it makes me laugh!

The feet are the only part of a dog that sweats. If you don't believe me just let him walk across a rubber mat in the summer.
If you put boots on him then that sweat has nowhere to go and can cause problems between the toes.

Most dogs feet aren't bothered at all by cold, frosty or snowy weather.

When we do get snow here my dog loves to prance around in it and I dont think she's ever been to bothered my the coldness. I think if she did she would whimper or let me know some how that she was cold.

I wouldnt ever put poots on my dog just for the simple reason she doesnt need them & she would look stupid lol

we are thinking of for the winter, getting Poppet a little jacket.
when its a little cold, she will just stand in the doorway, wondering why you want to go out in the cold.
a little strange, but thats poppet for you!

Well, last winter it got down to -14 here and the drifts were about 8 feet high.

It didn't stop my dog running off and throwing himself into the snow like a mad thing. I don't think his feet touched the ground long enough for them to get cold

It was lovely to see him go though. The snow makes him soooooo happy!

My pug shushu hates the cold including the AC now. she has sweaters and t shirts.
We also dress her up on Halloween. she loves the attention she gets from the trickor treaters.

Our Pit bulls wear cloths in the winter.
Here is Red

I must say your pitbull is gorgoues!

And that sweater is rather bright to lol, That could blind me that.

I never thought sweaters etc would look right on pitbulls/staffis these stocky sort of dogs. Maybe I should try it & take a picture to see what she looks like lol.

I must say we did dress her up in a england flag once and a tea towel ( dont ask) lol.

Originally Posted by Dopeydawg

Most dogs feet aren't bothered at all by cold, frosty or snowy weather.

yeah i totally agree with you on that...
dogs shouldnt be wearing boots for long periods of time..might cause some foot problems.

but in the winter..when the city puts salt on the ice on the sidewalks..it really REALLY hurts the dogs feet. my dogs used to stop and just hold their feet in the air and whine..so i made them some boots.

walking in the snow doesnt bother them one bit..its just the salt on the sidewalk..and sometimes the ice.

My sister-in-law has a Pomeranian called Patty. I've seen her (the dog) wearing a suede jacket. She seemed to like it.

Sorry, I don't have a picture of her in "wardrobe".

My dog likes the buff look. He is black and for special occasions i put a white bow tie on him. His name is Tuxedo.

My dog has a couple t-shirts in his wardrobe. I think it adds to his cuteness factor.