Does anyone have a equafleece dog tankini?

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My 14yr old whippet x has a fleece coat and a weatherbeeta landa coat but she still isn't warm enough!!! And we're only in october.

I've looked at these coats as another layer or I need a much thicker, warmer coat, she's shivering and teeth chattering all the time..... Pls help xx
 
I use the Equa Fleece Tankini on my LAD babies, they are pretty brilliant and I wouldn't buy any thing else, the LAD babes struggle to hold body heat so need to be kept snug and warm and these do just the job. I have one that is about 8 years old and still washes and wears as good as ever and hasn't really faded either :D
 
Try an equifleece,long enough to extend over her tail,then a woolley lined dog coat on top.The trick is in layering the rugs,keeping that baldy tummy covered .Same as in horses really.
 
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The yellow equafleece is on my little lurcher a bedlington whippet cross. She feels the cold badly and as a result I have several coats in the past. but I have now settled on the jumper rather than the tankini as she gets so cold and this really works.

My old dog has the standard equafleece rug and again it works for him.
They are fantastic value, just last and last and are excellent for keeping them dry and warm
 
I've been thinking about getting one for stinker as she gets so wet and grubby on our walks (too close to the ground!) and was wondering how quickly the coats dry off after getting wet?
 
Supertrooper said:
Thankyou, off to your horse live in nov so will go to equafleece stand then xx
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I would check they are there this year as I've just ordered on-line cos I didn't think they were attending. I have always had these jumpers and they are fabulous. Have just ordered for my new girl.
 
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