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Old 08-21-2005, 12:38 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by shelbysmom
I do not dress up my Yorkie. I am not judging those that do, in fact I think it is cute. Just not my style. I am way too practical and I don't like bringing more attention on myself. (these dogs get enough attention)

I am just curious if sometimes clothes...like a sweatshirt might be necessary?

Shelby seams to shiver on overcast mornings when we walk so I have started putting a t-shirt on her. Is the shivering a Yorkie thing or do Yorkies really get cold?

I know their fur is not layered like other dogs.

Should I get a sweatshirt for my dog? Anyone have a suggestion for finding a comfortable, practical one?
I'm exactly like you when it comes to dog clothes. Nothing against it, it's very cute, just not my style. My wife, however, is the practical one. She has sweaters and raincoats for Eddie, and while we typically don't let him out long enough in the winter to risk getting cold, I see no harm in it. In fact, I (begrudgingly) dress him up in his sweater and sometimes doggie booties when it's cold. I would like to see what an expert has to say about it, though. My fear is that clothes might reduce the effectiveness of the dog's hair.
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