Caring grandpawrent is right!
I wonder if anyone here has a gently used one they'd give you, since you know she's going to grow out of her first one.
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Caring grandpawrent is right!
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Sparky's almost 12 and he wears sweaters in the colder weather. Nothing silly about it at all! You can pick them up pretty cheap at Walmart, so even when pup outgrows it, it's no great $$$ loss.
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No, not silly at all. Zoe would look good in a girly Pink one.
ps. I am in love with your Grandpuppy.
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Love her name
I think it is fine! When we got our Chi the breeder recommended using sweaters for her in the winter. We had to remind her we lived in AZ (we bought her in Ohio). Yes, it does get cold-ish here in Dec and Jan overnight, but nothing like Ohio!
My MIL had three Hairless Chinese Cresteds (all gone to RB now) and they had a variety of clothing. Sweaters, raincoats, hoodies - you name it! I don't think there is anything wrong with making sure your pet is warm. It can get ridiculous cold in many places.
elisabeth
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If it makes you feel any better, my malinois is a big tough dog and she has a jacket and sweater. She definately appreciates the sweater whenever she starts to shiver from the cold.
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Mauxiemom
I think your concern for your grand pup is wonderful. I knitted a sweater for my son's Bichon-Maltese. He outgrew it fast but that wasn't what mattered. They thrive on love!
From cold Minnesota, where a quilted doggie parka is needed,
Lenore
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