What's the warmest dog coat?

[humph]

I have a very whimpy pointer who really feels the cold and not only shivers but chatters his teeth. On top of that, we've just moved house to an ancient old house without any proper insulation. Most of the house is ok but the kitchen that the dogs sleep in seems to get really cold - draughty old windows and one minute radiator. Anyway, my shivery old boy really needs some extra insulation and the dog coats I see advertised seem to offer waterproofness but not really warmth. He has a very deep chest so a nice deep cut coat would be good, and something comfortable because it will be to sleep in.

Has anyone got any recommendations?

 

[jumbyjack]

Equafleece! Brilliant coats and they do all sorts of shapes and sizes, my dog's coat is 10 years old and still going strong! Hotter dog is a slightly cheaper alternative.

 

[MiJodsR2BlinkinTite]

Second Equafleece! Nothing better IMO.

 

[posie_honey]

i really rate the harpley equestrian ones - they are basically thermalux do a great job at keeping my old spangle warm and also use them after they've worked to wick away wet

 

[prosefullstop]

Fleece is only effective to a point on my Boston terrier. Once the thermometer gets below zero, we bring out the duck down. I'm debating adding a thinsulate coat for this winter:

http://www.inthecompanyofdogs.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=D10547 PPNV XS&usrsearch=down coat

 

[2Greys]

I just have double layer fleece kennel coats on my greyhounds at night. I saw this company at a show, they looked good quality and could probably make something warmer if needed as there handmade.
http://www.forestfleece.co.uk/

 

[cobgirlie]

I have both equafleece and Forest Fleece coats and the Equafleece is thicker and longer lasting fabric...but the Forest Fleece do have some funky designs!!! Equafleece is fab for washing and drying quickly and although initally expensive the coat I had for my JRT has lasted 3 years and still going on strong.