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Originally Posted by Lauren9  I think the apparel that is sold for dogs should be limited to boots and coats. For indoors, if drafty, PJ's are welcome.
But to go out in public and subject yourself to people who don't understand, the answer is a big NO!
I know that dogs sense when people don't understand and are being made fun of. Because that's just the way dogs are. They sense things. Why subject them to negative feelings from other people who don't understand.
Yorkies are too special to confuse them.
P.S. Just for the record, I have a pet stroller because when I walk too far my little one gets tired so in he goes. People don't say anything because they don't know he's in there. Some do and I tell them "you carry him back." They shut up! My other Yorkie never get tired but if it's too hot, in he goes, too.
You will get negative feedback no matter what you do! My dogs wear boots because their feet get irritated from allergies. And I do get comments! Like, "do they have boots on?!" Yes, I say, and they ask Why? Because their little feet get sore and hot and whatever. Take your shoes off and walk and see how you feel! That usually shuts them up!
But dressing them up as you do, no way! You are exposing yourself to ridicule and making pet merchandisers rich! Except for coats and boots! Amen!
Love,
Lauren |
Sometimes, having a thin layer of clothes or t-shirt on during summer helps to protect their skin from the sun if their fur is cut short. Some dogs have allergies to the surrounding/pollen do better with some clothes on. Other times, it is just for the furkid's Mommy's/Daddy's viewing pleasure
