Sighthound Walking Coat
£24.00 – £44.00
The coat is fleece lined & has been designed with the specific shape & elegant long necks of sighthounds. Featuring a detachable fleece lined snood, when removed a fleece collar can be pulled back over the zip.
Description
- The coat is fleece lined & has been designed with the specific shape & elegant long necks of sighthounds.
- Featuring a detachable fleece lined snood, when removed a fleece collar can be pulled back over the zip.
- With a waterproof outer Oxford 300 denier, a polyester fabric.
- 2 colours available, Purple & Red.
- Fluorescent Yellow safety strips on the Purple coat & fluorescent Orange safety strips on the Red coat.
- A very handy press stud pocket suitable for poop bags.
- Back leg straps are available for dogs who do not mind wearing them. They are ideal for when your dog is running around so that the coat stays in the correct position & also to stop the coat folding back on windy days.
Please Note: If your dog wears a harness it should be placed over the top of the coat.
Please ensure you have checked with the Size Guide before ordering so as to order the correct size for your dog. If you require any further advice with measuring your dog please contact Safe to Shake before placing an order.
Additional information
| Size | 16, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 |
|---|---|
| Colours | Purple, Red |
| Perfect for | Home, Car Journeys, Narrow Boats, Camping & Caravanning, Motorhomes, After Hydrotherapy |
| Outer Materials | 100% Polyester |
| Inner Materials | 80% Polyester, 20% Polyamide |
| Rib Materials | 80% Polyester, 20% Spandex. |
How to use
- Place front legs in first being careful to not to catch nails.
- Fasten neck press studs.
- Place rear legs in coat being careful with nails.
- Fasten first rear press stud.
- Zip up coat making sure the inner zip flap protects fur.
- Fasten rear press studs to suit dogs length.
Safety
Safety Information: The safety & well being of your dog is of paramount importance to you & Safe to Shake. Never leave your dog alone while wearing any type of garment. Keep away from open fires, naked flames, electric & fan heaters. Always make sure they have fresh cold water to drink. Remove the coat if you see any signs of overheating, discomfort or anxiety.
