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Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly  Very sweet, feminine and frilly. Wonder why do they enclose the legs - for warmth? Does your girl really like having her legs put into pants? |
This is the first pair of pants lilah has ever owned
she has had a couple of pairs of pajamas but none that have ever fit properly
no, she did not like wearing too big Jammie's! I am sewing some to her now though. She does have a hello kitty rain coat that has leg attachments to keep it in place and they do not seem to bother her.
The pants are not fully enclosed around the legs- they are actually only connected at the ankle band and are completely open until you reach the waist enclosure (which is located where the base of a dress or a Velcro vest would connect too). I put lilah's pants on her for her evening walk when I got home from work today, let me just say she was not encumbered when it came to potty time!
Lilah's response to her pants is pretty similar to her many other outfits or her top knot- a sigh, an eye roll, a what now mom?
when she is really cold you can see that she appreciates her sweaters or dresses but for the most part I suppose she is somewhat indifferent to wearing clothes. Now getting new clothes- that is another story!
she always knows when a package is for her and she whimpers and jumps an digs and will wait in a dress me position to try on her new clothes- it is really cute
after that I can't at she is very interested one way or the other though, lol. Well, or getting dressed means she is going out and then she is excited too. So I suppose my answer is that clothing has been a way of life since day one (her breeder actually made dog clothes for a living and hosted and clothed the yearly dog adoption fashion show in portland so she was a model from the get get go) and I have never considered that she wouldn't wear clothes and so neither has she- pants seem to be about the same as any other clothes. Does Tibbe get dressed?
