Great video! My ridgeback and I love his K9 Voyager jacket to handle NYC winters and even with the jacket being 2.5 years old, I still get compliments on it all the time. While it's a little pricier than other options, the coat still has lots of life left in it, the quality is great, and the company also did a nice job recommending the fit when I initially ordered a size too large. I agree with you that the fit is so important in all of these jackets and with this one in particular, you ideally don't want the black Velcro sections showing too much (if at all).
Big thing I did for my pup when she was little was to pick up a cheap kids sweater from the thrift shop then cut id down the middle and put velcro on it. Super easy. Cost all of $3 and it made her look like a leaping sheep. :)
You WERE at 666 thumbs up and I got you off the devils number. LOVE THIS VIDEO and will be subbing even though I have a mixed breed 100 plus a few lb. rescue with longish hair. He came from Kansas so not at all used to Minnesota brutal cold and blizzards. Pretty sure it is the Hurtta Expedition he has and his nose goes up in the air to slip his head in as soon as he sees it. Would love to get him the HOODED one in the intro, but nothing was mentioned about that. Haven't found it anywhere in my searcbes either. I will be subscribing now that I found you....great voice and loved the content and 'action'. At one point we had a wolf husky and a purebred siberian with blue eyes. The only time we didn't do rescues. Thank you for the ridgeback education too.
This was an awesome video!!! I am hiking the Appalachian Trail with my Standard Poodle Mako and this video really narrowed it down!!! Your pups are just adorable thanks so much for putting this together!!!!
Our Ridgeback Diesel is a big boy 105cm across the chest. We struggle to find anything big enough for him. We don’t get snow here in Western Australia but he still feels the cold. Love watching your 2 .
Fantastic review. I really, really just love your videos. We have had 3 Ridgebacks = 3 ChilliDogs and I agree that it is an incredibly versatile coat that works 95% of the time. My first ChilliDogs coat lasted longer than my first girl Esther and only required one repair after Hadjie (our equivalent of Zero) ripped it. Now that Hadjie the Elder is 9, I am looking for warmer options for him and I really appreciate your thorough review! New puppy (14 weeks) will make do with the big box bizzo this year!
Glad you like them! And agree that versatility is probably the most important factor for most people. Both the fleece jackets cover most use cases for most people, but the process did make me realize that for the deepest parts of winter here in Chicago it's worth the investment in a warmer coat for my guys. (And congrats on the new addition!)
Lol. I live in Chicago too - right at the lakefront & my female APBT mix is practically naked her hair is so short. Ordered her the Hurtta casual quilted overall - basically a onesie for dogs. She's nuts, so it will probably add 20 minutes to getting ready for a walk lol. My boy is a shepherd/shiba mix but doesn't have an undercoat so I ordered him the Hurtta expedition for when it's really nasty. He has a nice, thin but warm fleece pullover for when it's really cold but dry out. Loved the video & you have gorgeous doggos!
We have the Voyagers coat and a fleece only. Was great this winter. Poppy doesn't like to put them on, but hates the cold. They have worked great, and her Irish Terrier brother has learned to grab the neck to pull her around when they are trying to kill each other.
my mom bought goodwill human jackets cut them and added velcro straps . some we have made from blankets, from salvation army and goodwill. try it i think you will enjoy your creativity
We're on our 3rd year with K9 Voyager and have been very happy with them. Made in USA too. Finn has the winter coat, tummy warmer and rain coat. The only thing we didn't like is the booties. We do use the leash opening and haven't had any issues. I believe you can request to have it omitted.
Lots to love about the Voyager. And I'm sure it's even better if you get it made with custom measurements/omissions. I'd be comfortable doing it now that I've tested the jacket in person, but it's tough to do it sight unseen for a product you (understandably) can't return.
Great video!!’ When you said the most favourite jacket will probably be the most versatile I knew which jacket to pick out :) with the rain and not too many extreme cold days I went with a raincoat with some warm features to it down to -10 which is around about the temp through out most of winter I’m sure I’ll get a winter coat for those even colder days but with tons of snow and rainy weather where I’m at you totally helped me make a choice I don’t think I’ll regret at all :P
This was helpful. I have good blankets for normal winter but was looking for something for those sub zero days we get, the hurrta extreme looks perfect for that
My two use the voyagers! I love them and they always seem excited to put them on, so that’s enough for me! Though I want those colors from the Finland jacket haha
We really like the jackets from Stock & Stein. They have four types of jackets so for all weather types. A bit expensive, but they really last and the look fantastic. We, included our buddy Antonio, love them!
i bought the Hurrta xtreme-warmer in december and at first, i was really pleased. Unfortunately the biggest size is 65 (cm backlength) and my RR male is way beyond 70. It looked like it was going to fit well, but after a few days of use, i had to admit it was simply to small. The back was to short and also it was pretty tight at the chest, which led to rubbing marks in my dogs fur. If the xtreme-warmer would be available in 75cm backlength it FOR SURE would be my first choice, but a size or two too small, it just doesnt cut it. Thanks for your reviews, greetings from germany!
You bring up a great point. You can get away fudging some of the measurements a bit, but not length. If the jacket is too short, it's impossible to stop from flipping up and becoming useless. I've learned that one the hard way too!
Hurta!!!! Love it as our warmest jacket option here in chilly Colorado when we do more extreme things (that RRs were not bred for) like snowshoing :) Totally agree that the back leg elastics aren't uber helpful most of the time and the issue with the back snap being problematic at bathroom time though! hahaha
Hey, I’ve been pondering getting a ridgeback and I have finally made my decision, the only issue is I don’t know where or how to find and identify a good breeder. I’m located in Lancaster PA, thanks for making these great videos.
I wish I would have found this video a long time ago. I learned about a couple brands I hadn’t come across during my searches. The only other think I would have liked to have seen were reviews of a Ruffwear but even their warmest jackets don’t seem to compare to these ones in terms of coverage so I’m not sure they’re worth considering.
I have loved Back on Track for Sirius. Since we live in Sweden, we have three different types depending on the weather, but they live up to the hype and I can really recommend them
I've never heard of the brand so just took a look around. All I see is the "Nights" collection on their site which seems like a lighter jacket. Do you have a link to any of their heavier coats I could check out?
@@MarkingOurTerritory backontrack.se/products/hundregntacke-med-stoppning backontrack.se/products/hundtacke backontrack.se/products/whippettacke I think they first only focused on equestrian sports and then took advantage of the experience and then started making products for dogs as well. Since we hunt with Sirius, we need something that is durable and does not limit his mobility. A warm, comfortable and happy dog always performs better
I have a question. Can your dogs do any special tricks like laying down? We can't train our ridgeback to do anything except sitting and giving us her paw. Everything else seems way to complicated. Is just us not giving enough time or something about the breed?
I really like Kiwidogs on etsy. Takes forever to get, but it's really similar to the chilly dogs but is pretty badass. It comes in fleece and a "softshell" type material!
Great video thanks! We're going to get the Toppa Pomppa for our girl - I mean how could you not with that pattern! Just wondering wha size you bought for Zero? We've measured her but she is still growing and want to make sure we haven't estimated a size that she'll never grow into.
I'd strongly advise waiting until she's full grown, especially with the Pomppa, which is the least forgiving of these jackets in terms of adjustments. It "drapes" more than anything so you want the fit to be pretty exact. In general, I don't think it's worth guessing in sizing on any coat for a growing pup. Worth the premium to ensure you get the best fit for years of wear. All that said, for reference, I went with a size 65 for Zero
Great review!. Thanks to your beautiful dogs, I decided on a ridgeback last year. It's a great breed. Could you please answer a couple of questions? How could I get an Eko plush toy? Do you ship overseas?. Also, how tall is your Penny? Our Ridgeback is only 7 months old but is growing so fast that we are worried about her adult size.
Thanks so much! The shop link is here - markingourterritory.com/shop/ Penny won't be a good reference because she's about the smallest Ridgeback you'll meet. She's got a thin frame and only weighs 60ish pounds. If your girl is happy, healthy and energetic, no need to worry about her growth. She'll find her equilibrium. Only thing to watch out for is that you're not overfeeding her.
Do u have a recommendation for an everyday sweater for around the house? Our girl is also prone to clothing rubbing imagine other owners have this issue.
Unfortunately they aren't' on youtube as the channel hosting them was taken down. I still have the majority on my hard drive though, so just need to figure out the best way to add them here without overwhelming/confusing the audience and myself!
What couch cushions do you have on your couch? We have a ridgeback and have to cover our couch with blankets to stop the shedding but the blankets keep on falling down and we are trying to find an alternative
The freezing temp of water is 32F, the freezing temp of a Ridgeback is like 75F according to them! It's highly variable depending on environment, but for us my guys are usually good for runs at the beach without jackets until the low 40s.
Honestly never had any of my dogs wear a coat. not even at -10°c. And our current Ridgeback is more active the colder it gets. Downside is, he does not like the heat. 😅
Or he is more active because he is freezing. You should have a dog coat when it's cold. Keep in mind that Ridgeback has hair and not fur. They have no under wool that warms. Imagine if you could get dressed yourself as you do when it is warmer and not be allowed to put on a winter jacket.
@@theresech I used to think that but it's the wrong way around. Actually a Ridgeback has a furry coat not hairy coat. Fur is a coat of short hairs of predeterminate length. Hairy coats OTOH keep growing. Hence Ridgebacks have a thin furry coat.
Over 40 years of Rhodesian Ridgebacks in my family in the UK. Never needed a coat for any of them, however my latest girl is very slight and small and I'm thinking off getting her one if it gets very cold. That said she's been out in the ice and snow and loves to play in it, very happy, tail up and wagging, no shivering. Also I concur, ironically all the ridgebacks have disliked intense heat. Cope fine in winter, dislike hot weather and won't walk in it. They also hate the rain.
I think it depends on the dog. Our previous Ridgebacks didn’t really seem to need a coat. Our current Ridgeback has a much shorter coat of hair and definitely seems to benefit from wearing one when it’s colder out.
@@loveschocolate22 All proper Ridgebacks have a short coat, but it's a little thicker than say a smooth haired vizsla. I've never had a fat ridgeback (met one or two though), however they have tended to be bigger and stronger than the ones in this video. My current girl is the polar opposite, she's a delicate little thing that people think is younger than she is, and ask if she is a full ridgeback (which she is clearly). Even she never shivers in the cold though. To be fair though she's never been out for more than 1.5 hours in the very worst conditions. It's fascinating seeing the different build of Ridgebacks, they vary so much - I think it shows the different breeds in their lineage. Non of them like the midday heat in the worst of the summer. I am most concerned for any dogs in the hot weather.
All the brands seem to have other jackets that look good as well, so for this one I stuck with ones that seemed to be in the most similar categories. Maybe I'll do a fleece/undercoat review next!
I've bought a couple coats for my Ridgeback to weather the Wisconsin winters. He ends up tearing them up and wanting to go bare. The real enemy has been salt on the sidewalks and roads.
Ein echter RR kommt auch mit kalten Temperaturen zurecht, solange er in Bewegung ist. Es ist nicht notwendig, sondern eher schädlich, ihn dabei zu warm zu halten. Das ist was für alte oder kranke RRs.
I really enjoy your channel, GSD from Utah
Great video! My ridgeback and I love his K9 Voyager jacket to handle NYC winters and even with the jacket being 2.5 years old, I still get compliments on it all the time. While it's a little pricier than other options, the coat still has lots of life left in it, the quality is great, and the company also did a nice job recommending the fit when I initially ordered a size too large. I agree with you that the fit is so important in all of these jackets and with this one in particular, you ideally don't want the black Velcro sections showing too much (if at all).
Big thing I did for my pup when she was little was to pick up a cheap kids sweater from the thrift shop then cut id down the middle and put velcro on it. Super easy. Cost all of $3 and it made her look like a leaping sheep. :)
You WERE at 666 thumbs up and I got you off the devils number. LOVE THIS VIDEO and will be subbing even though I have a mixed breed 100 plus a few lb. rescue with longish hair. He came from Kansas so not at all used to Minnesota brutal cold and blizzards. Pretty sure it is the Hurtta Expedition he has and his nose goes up in the air to slip his head in as soon as he sees it. Would love to get him the HOODED one in the intro, but nothing was mentioned about that. Haven't found it anywhere in my searcbes either. I will be subscribing now that I found you....great voice and loved the content and 'action'. At one point we had a wolf husky and a purebred siberian with blue eyes. The only time we didn't do rescues. Thank you for the ridgeback education too.
This was an awesome video!!! I am hiking the Appalachian Trail with my Standard Poodle Mako and this video really narrowed it down!!! Your pups are just adorable thanks so much for putting this together!!!!
Our Ridgeback Diesel is a big boy 105cm across the chest. We struggle to find anything big enough for him. We don’t get snow here in Western Australia but he still feels the cold. Love watching your 2 .
Fantastic review. I really, really just love your videos. We have had 3 Ridgebacks = 3 ChilliDogs and I agree that it is an incredibly versatile coat that works 95% of the time. My first ChilliDogs coat lasted longer than my first girl Esther and only required one repair after Hadjie (our equivalent of Zero) ripped it. Now that Hadjie the Elder is 9, I am looking for warmer options for him and I really appreciate your thorough review! New puppy (14 weeks) will make do with the big box bizzo this year!
Glad you like them! And agree that versatility is probably the most important factor for most people. Both the fleece jackets cover most use cases for most people, but the process did make me realize that for the deepest parts of winter here in Chicago it's worth the investment in a warmer coat for my guys. (And congrats on the new addition!)
Thanks for the reviews; really appreciate seeing them in use.
Definitely enjoyed reading your survival guide as well, keep up the great content.
Thank you for this. My pups appreciate it.
Lol. I live in Chicago too - right at the lakefront & my female APBT mix is practically naked her hair is so short. Ordered her the Hurtta casual quilted overall - basically a onesie for dogs. She's nuts, so it will probably add 20 minutes to getting ready for a walk lol. My boy is a shepherd/shiba mix but doesn't have an undercoat so I ordered him the Hurtta expedition for when it's really nasty. He has a nice, thin but warm fleece pullover for when it's really cold but dry out. Loved the video & you have gorgeous doggos!
We have the Voyagers coat and a fleece only. Was great this winter. Poppy doesn't like to put them on, but hates the cold. They have worked great, and her Irish Terrier brother has learned to grab the neck to pull her around when they are trying to kill each other.
Love all your videos, thank you
my mom bought goodwill human jackets cut them and added velcro straps . some we have made from blankets, from salvation army and goodwill. try it i think you will enjoy your creativity
We're on our 3rd year with K9 Voyager and have been very happy with them. Made in USA too. Finn has the winter coat, tummy warmer and rain coat. The only thing we didn't like is the booties. We do use the leash opening and haven't had any issues. I believe you can request to have it omitted.
Lots to love about the Voyager. And I'm sure it's even better if you get it made with custom measurements/omissions. I'd be comfortable doing it now that I've tested the jacket in person, but it's tough to do it sight unseen for a product you (understandably) can't return.
Again good advise 👍. Wintergreetings from Erik, Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium ❄️ 🇧🇪
Great video!!’ When you said the most favourite jacket will probably be the most versatile I knew which jacket to pick out :) with the rain and not too many extreme cold days I went with a raincoat with some warm features to it down to -10 which is around about the temp through out most of winter I’m sure I’ll get a winter coat for those even colder days but with tons of snow and rainy weather where I’m at you totally helped me make a choice I don’t think I’ll regret at all :P
This was helpful. I have good blankets for normal winter but was looking for something for those sub zero days we get, the hurrta extreme looks perfect for that
Glad to hear it! I'll definitely picking up another extreme warmer in Penny's size for that very reason
My two use the voyagers! I love them and they always seem excited to put them on, so that’s enough for me! Though I want those colors from the Finland jacket haha
Same! I demand every manufacturer put out coats with that level of bold design immediately.
We really like the jackets from Stock & Stein. They have four types of jackets so for all weather types. A bit expensive, but they really last and the look fantastic. We, included our buddy Antonio, love them!
i bought the Hurrta xtreme-warmer in december and at first, i was really pleased. Unfortunately the biggest size is 65 (cm backlength) and my RR male is way beyond 70. It looked like it was going to fit well, but after a few days of use, i had to admit it was simply to small. The back was to short and also it was pretty tight at the chest, which led to rubbing marks in my dogs fur. If the xtreme-warmer would be available in 75cm backlength it FOR SURE would be my first choice, but a size or two too small, it just doesnt cut it.
Thanks for your reviews, greetings from germany!
You bring up a great point. You can get away fudging some of the measurements a bit, but not length. If the jacket is too short, it's impossible to stop from flipping up and becoming useless. I've learned that one the hard way too!
Hurta!!!! Love it as our warmest jacket option here in chilly Colorado when we do more extreme things (that RRs were not bred for) like snowshoing :) Totally agree that the back leg elastics aren't uber helpful most of the time and the issue with the back snap being problematic at bathroom time though! hahaha
Haha it certainly gets the blood flowing when you see them starting to dance around and that back button is closed!
Hey, I’ve been pondering getting a ridgeback and I have finally made my decision, the only issue is I don’t know where or how to find and identify a good breeder. I’m located in Lancaster PA, thanks for making these great videos.
I got you covered! This guide I wrote should have everything you need to get started - www.amazon.com/dp/B083QT2PFD/?tag=markingourterritory-20
@@MarkingOurTerritory thank you!
Such a helpful video. For reference, what size was Zero in the Hurta Extreme coat and in the Chilly Dogs coat?
I wish I would have found this video a long time ago. I learned about a couple brands I hadn’t come across during my searches. The only other think I would have liked to have seen were reviews of a Ruffwear but even their warmest jackets don’t seem to compare to these ones in terms of coverage so I’m not sure they’re worth considering.
I have loved Back on Track for Sirius. Since we live in Sweden, we have three different types depending on the weather, but they live up to the hype and I can really recommend them
I've never heard of the brand so just took a look around. All I see is the "Nights" collection on their site which seems like a lighter jacket. Do you have a link to any of their heavier coats I could check out?
@@MarkingOurTerritory
backontrack.se/products/hundregntacke-med-stoppning
backontrack.se/products/hundtacke
backontrack.se/products/whippettacke
I think they first only focused on equestrian sports and then took advantage of the experience and then started making products for dogs as well. Since we hunt with Sirius, we need something that is durable and does not limit his mobility. A warm, comfortable and happy dog always performs better
I have a question. Can your dogs do any special tricks like laying down? We can't train our ridgeback to do anything except sitting and giving us her paw. Everything else seems way to complicated. Is just us not giving enough time or something about the breed?
I really like Kiwidogs on etsy. Takes forever to get, but it's really similar to the chilly dogs but is pretty badass. It comes in fleece and a "softshell" type material!
Great video thanks! We're going to get the Toppa Pomppa for our girl - I mean how could you not with that pattern! Just wondering wha size you bought for Zero? We've measured her but she is still growing and want to make sure we haven't estimated a size that she'll never grow into.
I'd strongly advise waiting until she's full grown, especially with the Pomppa, which is the least forgiving of these jackets in terms of adjustments. It "drapes" more than anything so you want the fit to be pretty exact. In general, I don't think it's worth guessing in sizing on any coat for a growing pup. Worth the premium to ensure you get the best fit for years of wear. All that said, for reference, I went with a size 65 for Zero
Great review!. Thanks to your beautiful dogs, I decided on a ridgeback last year. It's a great breed. Could you please answer a couple of questions? How could I get an Eko plush toy? Do you ship overseas?. Also, how tall is your Penny? Our Ridgeback is only 7 months old but is growing so fast that we are worried about her adult size.
Thanks so much! The shop link is here - markingourterritory.com/shop/
Penny won't be a good reference because she's about the smallest Ridgeback you'll meet. She's got a thin frame and only weighs 60ish pounds. If your girl is happy, healthy and energetic, no need to worry about her growth. She'll find her equilibrium. Only thing to watch out for is that you're not overfeeding her.
Can you do a video on a good diet to feed your Rhodesian?
Do u have a recommendation for an everyday sweater for around the house? Our girl is also prone to clothing rubbing imagine other owners have this issue.
What’s it like with two RR. Thinking of getting another male. And yes Bruce is intact
my ridgeback went to the park with her sexy new jacket and came back without it. I looked everywhere. Should have bought one of these lol
Haha it definitely is IMPOSSIBLE to lose.
whats the best winter coat for rhodesian ridgebacks?
hmm
idk mabey the dog kind
Do you still have the old videos from Eko and Penny up somewhere? I wanted to go back and watch a few, but they seem to have disappeared :(
Unfortunately they aren't' on youtube as the channel hosting them was taken down. I still have the majority on my hard drive though, so just need to figure out the best way to add them here without overwhelming/confusing the audience and myself!
What couch cushions do you have on your couch? We have a ridgeback and have to cover our couch with blankets to stop the shedding but the blankets keep on falling down and we are trying to find an alternative
Do you have a food brand you recommend?
We had the Hurrta Extreme warmer... Great warmth for my girl... But I had to wash it daily 😂🙈
they love hot weather,right?
Hurrta Expedition for my Weimaraner, excellent quality, warmth, waterproof and sturdy belt buckle, rather than Velcro that lets go when wet.
It’s gets -20 where I am for about a month, would chilly dogs be warm enough do you think?
Definitely not enough for that weather. I'd want one of the heavier jackets for sure in that cold
I’m getting mi ridge back in Apiral
Voyager looks like Star Trek uniform :)
At what temperature would one consider a jacket for RR?
The freezing temp of water is 32F, the freezing temp of a Ridgeback is like 75F according to them! It's highly variable depending on environment, but for us my guys are usually good for runs at the beach without jackets until the low 40s.
Honestly never had any of my dogs wear a coat. not even at -10°c.
And our current Ridgeback is more active the colder it gets.
Downside is, he does not like the heat. 😅
Or he is more active because he is freezing. You should have a dog coat when it's cold. Keep in mind that Ridgeback has hair and not fur. They have no under wool that warms. Imagine if you could get dressed yourself as you do when it is warmer and not be allowed to put on a winter jacket.
@@theresech I used to think that but it's the wrong way around. Actually a Ridgeback has a furry coat not hairy coat. Fur is a coat of short hairs of predeterminate length. Hairy coats OTOH keep growing. Hence Ridgebacks have a thin furry coat.
Over 40 years of Rhodesian Ridgebacks in my family in the UK. Never needed a coat for any of them, however my latest girl is very slight and small and I'm thinking off getting her one if it gets very cold. That said she's been out in the ice and snow and loves to play in it, very happy, tail up and wagging, no shivering.
Also I concur, ironically all the ridgebacks have disliked intense heat. Cope fine in winter, dislike hot weather and won't walk in it. They also hate the rain.
I think it depends on the dog. Our previous Ridgebacks didn’t really seem to need a coat. Our current Ridgeback has a much shorter coat of hair and definitely seems to benefit from wearing one when it’s colder out.
@@loveschocolate22 All proper Ridgebacks have a short coat, but it's a little thicker than say a smooth haired vizsla. I've never had a fat ridgeback (met one or two though), however they have tended to be bigger and stronger than the ones in this video. My current girl is the polar opposite, she's a delicate little thing that people think is younger than she is, and ask if she is a full ridgeback (which she is clearly). Even she never shivers in the cold though. To be fair though she's never been out for more than 1.5 hours in the very worst conditions.
It's fascinating seeing the different build of Ridgebacks, they vary so much - I think it shows the different breeds in their lineage. Non of them like the midday heat in the worst of the summer. I am most concerned for any dogs in the hot weather.
...best doggie fashion show ever!!🤔😉😁😻🐕🐺🐼🐈❤
...i think you should sell this vid to Animal Planet!!🤔😉👍
I know why you put them coats on: so that you don’t need to trimm their fake ridge! 😉
Love from a Doberman mommy 🙋♀️🇩🇪
The secret is out!
@@MarkingOurTerritory If we look hard at your videos we can see the telltale velcro anyway.
Tips! Pomppa jumppa is very good for Ridgeback.
Hurtta is very good too.
I have Pomppa jumppa and Hurtta for my Ridgeback.
All the brands seem to have other jackets that look good as well, so for this one I stuck with ones that seemed to be in the most similar categories. Maybe I'll do a fleece/undercoat review next!
love to see finnish brand mentioned 😍 we have over -20 °C here so the coats are made that kept in mind.
I'll have to buy a Chilly Dog jacket, because my dog's actual name is "Chilli Dog" 👍😊
Lol so was my dads dog
i have a question.how old is penny
The little demon turns 7 at the end of the month
MY GIRL IS NOW 1 YEAR OLD
I've bought a couple coats for my Ridgeback to weather the Wisconsin winters. He ends up tearing them up and wanting to go bare. The real enemy has been salt on the sidewalks and roads.
Yo tengo 1...pero es negro, es Superintekigente, buen guardian.
Ein echter RR kommt auch mit kalten Temperaturen zurecht, solange er in Bewegung ist. Es ist nicht notwendig, sondern eher schädlich, ihn dabei zu warm zu halten. Das ist was für alte oder kranke RRs.
I use a Carhartt but honestly Luke doesn't like anything on his body
I think you need to have your own TV programme not talking about Rhodesian Ridgeback only.
Auch noch über die Ohren...Merkt ihr nichts mehr ?