thread: Does he need a dog jacket? Any vets or people with expereince in this???

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  1. #1
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    Jun 2007
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    the water proof weather-beata ones from fish and feather are great

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    Mar 2008
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    the water proof weather-beata ones from fish and feather are great
    Hey Rainy .... I just finished researching those ones!!! They seem to be the best.
    I thought you could only get them from horeseland.
    Where is fish and feathers?

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    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
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    fish and feather is on colchester rd -just next to spartans gym...just off canterbury rd
    or try horseland in lilydale-maroondah hwy

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    He absolutely needs some kind of protection, whether it be a coat or a warmer area to sleep. Dogs do get cold, especially those with short thin coats like yours has. I would put a bed in his kennel that is too big to pull out and attach something warm to it (like sheep skin etc) so he can't just pull it off and carry it out. Secondly I would get him a coat. You aren't being over-emotional or 'suckered in'. You are seeing with your own eyes the evidence that he is cold. We have our dog inside at night because of the cold even up here in Rocky let alone Melbourne brrrr!