Sentences with phrase «wearing dog sweaters»

Chihuahuas, along with many other breeds, are a prime example of pets that can benefit from wearing dog sweaters.
In fact, I'm sitting typing wearing a dog sweater with my cat by my side!
The first time I wore this dog sweater I styled it with a pair of distressed jeans, a stripe blouse, oxford heels, and loads of jewelry.

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An exquisite crafter, a notorious organizer, a brilliant designer and gifted knitter (her dog Peanut proudly wears monogrammed sweaters, thankyouverymuch), Cindie is destined to create.
I can wear sweaters; make soup; and spend guilt free weekends curled up under a blanket with the dog, a cat or two, and a good book.
No jut - jawed military escort leads the way; biologist Shannon Dominick wears a striped sweater as she strolls through this Fort Knox of fungus, merrily discussing certain specimens in the vaults that are commonly called «dog vomit fungi.»
And your right, it doesn't get much more fun than wearing a cute dog on the front of your sweater, that will brighten anyones day.
Loving the dog - wearing - glasses sweater!
I too am wearing a motif sweater... you have dogs, I have apples!!
I slept in them, I walked the dogs in them, I did the school run in them, and I wore the sweater with jeans on repeat.
It was pretty chilly out, so I decided to wear my favorite dog sweater layered over a gingham shirt.
In particular, short - haired or elderly dogs benefit from wearing a coat or sweater.
If your dog is diagnosed with mange, wash his bedding and collar, along with any harnesses, sweaters or boots he may wear.
Teach your puppy or small dog to wear a sweater using the same tips found in this article to help puppies accept costumes.
For this reason, short - haired dogs often feel more comfortable wearing a sweater — even during short walks.
Known for blustery weather, Fort Funston requires bringing an extra layer for warmth (so bring that dog sweater you love to see your puppy wear, too).
This is actually the approach many vets will take, suggesting that the dog wear a sweater to prevent getting a chill.
For every time my dog wears a sweater,... [Read more...]
Short - haired dogs and those that are very lean, such as Whippets and Greyhounds, tend to shiver quite easily, and will enjoy their daily walks much more when wearing a coat or sweater.
On the dog bed, you'll see a four - pound mutt wearing a red sweater.
That is why unless it's an extremely hot day you'll most frequently see small dogs wearing a minimum of a sweater once they go outdoors.
Short - coated dogs may feel more comfortable wearing a sweater during walks.
If you can get your older dog to wear a sweater, this helps with blood circulation to arthritic joints or just old joints in general.
Short haired dogs may wear light weight doggie sweaters or sweatsuits indoors as well.
Your boy dog might not wear dresses, but they'll look dapper in bow ties and sweaters.
I see many dogs wearing coats and sweaters designed to slip easily over their head and front legs; however, some dogs are not into wearing clothes and getting those dogs dressed to go outdoors can be a struggle.
Some dogs may be more comfortable in winter - wear, such as a sweater, jacket, or booties.
Pink Hearts Dog Jumper Your precious pooch will capture your heart (and the hearts of all who see her) when she's wearing this Pink Heart Sweater.
Butler Blue: Wearing a Nike sweater emblazoned with the letter «B,» Butler Blue III (aka Trip) is there latest in a line of English Bulldogs to show his dogged devotion to the athletes who play for Butler University.
Because I ride a bicycle and limit my car trips, and I've curtailed my airplane travel, and wear sweaters (I know when I've set the thermostat too low when I can see the dog's breath in the living room), and because I've opted into our electric utility's «Pure Power» wind power program (they pledge to buy 75 % of your power from wind farms in exchange for raising your rate a few cents per kilowatt hour), my personal «Carbon Footprint» comes out at less than 4 tons per year.
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