Indoor House Coat Help ???

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Our house is over 500 years old, standing very remotely and yes is extremely cold at night particularly in the oldest parts of the house.

There's not to many people can say they live in a house over 500 years old, would love to see a few pic of it, if you dont mind :thumbsup:

Sounds fascinating, dosen't it? My first thought was it must be a castle!!! I love old houses.

 

[rls22]

You seem to be choosing to ignore this over and over again but just One dog Masta out of several feels the cold. He is a wimp in every aspect but is incredibly fit and healthy. Your comment is patronising and offensive and I think you know full well that there is nothing wrong with Logan and if there were that he would have been taken to the vets a long time ago.

If a dog wearing PJ’s when it feels the cold causes you such great concern, perhaps you should get behind some of the real health problems out there, I am sure such a staunch supporter would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Juley]

You seem to be choosing to ignore this over and over again but just One dog Masta out of several feels the cold. He is a wimp in every aspect but is incredibly fit and healthy. Your comment is patronising and offensive and I think you know full well that there is nothing wrong with Logan and if there were that he would have been taken to the vets a long time ago. If a dog wearing PJ’s when it feels the cold causes you such great concern, perhaps you should get behind some of the real health problems out there, I am sure such a staunch supporter would be greatly appreciated.

I actually bred Logan, he came back at just under 5 months which involved a 16 hour drive to collect him. I GIFTED him to Rachel as I knew he would be cared for a looked after for the rest of his life. He is happy, healthy and extremely well looked after. I am very happy that he lacks for nothing and is safe, happy and loved in his home. If he wears a jumper and is happy in it then I for one am delighted that his owner thinks enough of his comfort to allow him to do so.

 

[rls22]

Thank you Juley. :thumbsup: :huggles:

He might look a bit silly in his Jama’s but I would rather him look like that than him be chilly and miserable.

 

[~Sarah~]

:thumbsup: Some people (myself included) feel the cold more than others, some dogs feel the cold more than others........ simples!! It is up to each of us to decide what is best for our dogs, we know them better than anyone else and if we choose to put coats/jumpers or whatever on them it is an individual decision.Right, back to my knitting.......... )

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

My two are quite different. Dolly is the skinny one but doesn't seem to feel the cold, whereas Remmy, who is plumper and heavier, frequently whines to ask to be covered with her blanket. Her body always feels hotter than Dolly's, so I assume she loses heat more readily.

They both wear waterproof coats outdoors when the weather turns cold.

I think we all know what is best for our own individual dogs, and hopefully we take care of their needs accordingly. :wub: :wub:

 

[masta]

You seem to be choosing to ignore this over and over again but just One dog Masta out of several feels the cold. He is a wimp in every aspect but is incredibly fit and healthy. Your comment is patronising and offensive and I think you know full well that there is nothing wrong with Logan and if there were that he would have been taken to the vets a long time ago.
If a dog wearing PJ’s when it feels the cold causes you such great concern, perhaps you should get behind some of the real health problems out there, I am sure such a staunch supporter would be greatly appreciated.

none of my comments were patronising or offensive, think you may be reading more into it i was simply asking how you determine that your dogs are cold? and i was drawing on over 35 years of owning sighthounds and never having one that needed anymore than a warm blanket?? as for getting behind real health problems,read some of my posts and i think you will find i do address those as well.

once AGAIN each to there own and good luck with your dogs

 

[masta]

You seem to be choosing to ignore this over and over again but just One dog Masta out of several feels the cold. He is a wimp in every aspect but is incredibly fit and healthy. Your comment is patronising and offensive and I think you know full well that there is nothing wrong with Logan and if there were that he would have been taken to the vets a long time ago. If a dog wearing PJ’s when it feels the cold causes you such great concern, perhaps you should get behind some of the real health problems out there, I am sure such a staunch supporter would be greatly appreciated.

I actually bred Logan, he came back at just under 5 months which involved a 16 hour drive to collect him. I GIFTED him to Rachel as I knew he would be cared for a looked after for the rest of his life. He is happy, healthy and extremely well looked after. I am very happy that he lacks for nothing and is safe, happy and loved in his home. If he wears a jumper and is happy in it then I for one am delighted that his owner thinks enough of his comfort to allow him to do so.

16 HOURS!! where does he live Denmark very commendable im sure he is happy and healthy :thumbsup:

 

[oakmoorehill]

Thank you Juley. :thumbsup: :huggles: He might look a bit silly in his Jama’s but I would rather him look like that than him be chilly and miserable.

Rachel he can't look as silly as Willow in his pink sheep PJ's which he wears on the condition he doesn't go out of the front door in them. The first day he had them on my son Ben took him for a walk in them. Good job I was at work (w00t)

 

[Juley]

You seem to be choosing to ignore this over and over again but just One dog Masta out of several feels the cold. He is a wimp in every aspect but is incredibly fit and healthy. Your comment is patronising and offensive and I think you know full well that there is nothing wrong with Logan and if there were that he would have been taken to the vets a long time ago. If a dog wearing PJ’s when it feels the cold causes you such great concern, perhaps you should get behind some of the real health problems out there, I am sure such a staunch supporter would be greatly appreciated.

I actually bred Logan, he came back at just under 5 months which involved a 16 hour drive to collect him. I GIFTED him to Rachel as I knew he would be cared for a looked after for the rest of his life. He is happy, healthy and extremely well looked after. I am very happy that he lacks for nothing and is safe, happy and loved in his home. If he wears a jumper and is happy in it then I for one am delighted that his owner thinks enough of his comfort to allow him to do so.

16 HOURS!! where does he live Denmark very commendable im sure he is happy and healthy :thumbsup:

I won't say the exact location, I live in Norfolk and he was in Scotland. My dogs go with a contract which is why I got him back, I also offer a sliding scale of refund. My wonderful husband drove 8 hours each way to collect him, dealing with sick, poo and wee in the car on the way. Before you ask, the home was checked, ( we took him up there).

 

[stef thomas]

Our old whippet girlie star used to feel the cold and she loved the comfort of a big thick blanket with her pjs , some dogs do feel the cold more then others.

She was bald on her belly as she got older and it kept her warm at night to have her pjs and quilt or she would have to be curled up on the bed under the blankets with us!!

Mums friend knitted her some pjs she loved them but none of my mums other whippets had pjs

My stafford lola would quite like a pair of pjs as she often feels the cold and shivers