Unveiling the Best Winter Dog Coat

[@tuckerandi]

I don't think I'd ever get a parka to stand up to the way Tucker gets on in the woods lol.
He even hates putting on his safety vest during hunting season, but i won't go out then unless he has it on.
He usually freezes for while when I put it on him lol.
That sensor was a great way to track temperatures, very thorough testing great job.
However if I continue to winter camp as he gets older it might be an ideal for a sleeping jacket because I can't get him to stay in a sleeping bag or stay covered a jacket he wouldn't have a choice.

[@pawsitivelyintrepid]

Tucker looks like a healthy labrador, with a nice thick coat. I'm not surprised he doesn't like jackets. 🙂 I grew up with a Lab, and she never seemed to need a coat. Now I have Glia, a dog with fur like a boxer (no undercoat). I never thought I'd be dressing my dog up so much, but she shivers on hikes when it's below freezing. So here I am with a bunch of dog jackets, haha.
But also, yes. A jacket is a great sleeping solution. Glia also won't sleep in a bag or stay under a blanket, so she almost always sleeps in a sweater or jacket when we tent camp in fall/spring.

[@tuckerandi]

@@pawsitivelyintrepid yeah it definitely would depend on the breed , Tucker does have a good healthy coat and I guess the face that he will jump unto a water hole that still partially frozen, run around get out for a while then jump back in he doesn't find it uncomfortable lol.
I'm trying to remember what breeds.one of my sons dog are she's built a lot like Gila and they wear a coat on her, their other dog a young husky loves it rolling and laying in the snow lol.