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Pet Clothes History
Dog clothes have quickly become the latest fashion accessory for dogs worldwide, thanks to celebrities like: Paris
Hilton, Jessica Simpson, Brittany Spears and many others.
They have showcased their pups in the limelight and set new standards for dog clothes awareness.
Most dog clothes were originally developed for use by the Military and Law enforcement agencies for visual identity
purposes as well as protection, from both the surrounding environment and attack.
Uses of protective clothing for pets can be traced back to the times of King Arthur, where Knights used to cover
their horses for protection during battle. In our times there are not many pooches riding into battle, with the
exception of K-9 police units and narcotic sniffers.
The modern role of dogs has changed to become more of a family member and companion Obviously the role of
pet apparel has changed also!
Dog clothes have quickly become the latest fashion accessory for dogs worldwide, thanks to celebrities like: Paris
Hilton, Jessica Simpson, Brittany Spears and many others.
They have showcased their pups in the limelight and set new standards for dog clothes awareness.
Most dog clothes were originally developed for use by the Military and Law enforcement agencies for visual identity
purposes as well as protection, from both the surrounding environment and attack.
Uses of protective clothing for pets can be traced back to the times of King Arthur, where Knights used to cover
their horses for protection during battle. In our times there are not many pooches riding into battle, with the
exception of K-9 police units and narcotic sniffers.
The modern role of dogs has changed to become more of a family member and companion Obviously the role of
pet apparel has changed also!
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Don't Let Your Dog Freeze This Winter!
Today, pet coats and dog clothes have become necessary protection among small pet owners!
The type of pet coat depends a lot on the weather conditions and breed of dog you have.
When winter arrives, the experts agree that pets need extra protection from the cold.
The domestication of pets and the use of dog clothing are parallel. In modern times we have embraced our animals to the point of
making them members of our family, and rightfully so! Our dogs provide us with unconditional love and in some cases protection
and even a constantly vigilant alarm system that alert us of possible danger. A dog loyally does this instinctively, to protect their "pack"
in exchange for food and shelter.
Modern dogs do not have to endure the ravages of nature as they did back in the days of wolf packs or even colonial times, our pet
dogs have become accustom to the same climate controlled environment we enjoy.
Even the professionals agree that because domesticated dogs physiology has evolved and adjusted to human environmental
standards, they need extra protection from the cold as much as their human counterparts.
This applies especially to popular smaller lap dogs and the teacup breeds with fine coats need the protection from the colder
temperatures, particularly the vulnerable under belly of the dog.
For this very reason a well made small dog coat like Fido Fleece by Premier Pet or Doggles brand of DOGG Klothes Fleece Warm
Ups, or even to as lesser degree dog T- shirts, will protect your buddy's body and hold internal temperatures at normal levels
keeping your dog warm and toasty and less vulnerable to maladies associated with hypothermia. Most smaller dog breeds like
Miniature Pinchers, Chihuahuas, Yorkshire Terriers, Pomeranians and most popular teacups, have a tendency to lose their body
heat quickly and really benefit from dog clothes and protective cold weather dog coats much like we do. Like dog clothing, another
item gaining popularity, doggie Booties or Dog Boots. Most major metropolitan areas utilize a wide variety of caustic sodium, (salt
based chemicals), as a de-icing agent, that are classed as Hazardous, and Corrosive chemicals that can actually burn your dogs
paw pads and cause serious irritation or injury.
Dog Booties can help to alleviate this problem. The newer dog boots like: Fido Fleece Dog Booties are cost effective, designed for
ease of use, durable, waterproof and stay on! In conclusion, you dog clothes critics out there can go bark up another tree! Dog
designer fashion and clothing for dogs is growing at a phenomenal pace and will be around for a long time.
For us proponents and dog lovers in general, not only buying dog clothes for you best pal can be fun and can dress your dog up in
the latest dog fashions, dog clothing and accessories such as dog boots can be very beneficial to the mental and physical well being
of your pet. So have fun and don’t throw doggie out with the bath water!
Take advantage of this great era we share with man’s best friend, go ahead spoil them!
Article author David Joel, Webmaster for www.kooldawgtees.com and his wife Beej, operate a privately funded dog rescue mission in
rural South Carolina,they currently have eight dogs in their charge and avidly support www.puppiesbehindbars.com.
All eight dogs have become their extended family members and share in the benefits of proceeds realized from the sale of dog
clothes, dog coats and pet accessories at http://www.kooldagtees.com, Find dog coats, dog jacket, winter dog coat, fleece dog coat
small dog coat, designer dog coat, winter dog jacket at Kool Dawg Tees Designer Dog Coats Collection. Also Warm Dog Clothes,
Designer Small Dog Clothes - Teacup Dog Coats, Small dog clothing and Pet Apparel for Kool Dogs at Kool Dawg Tees.
The type of pet coat depends a lot on the weather conditions and breed of dog you have.
When winter arrives, the experts agree that pets need extra protection from the cold.
The domestication of pets and the use of dog clothing are parallel. In modern times we have embraced our animals to the point of
making them members of our family, and rightfully so! Our dogs provide us with unconditional love and in some cases protection
and even a constantly vigilant alarm system that alert us of possible danger. A dog loyally does this instinctively, to protect their "pack"
in exchange for food and shelter.
Modern dogs do not have to endure the ravages of nature as they did back in the days of wolf packs or even colonial times, our pet
dogs have become accustom to the same climate controlled environment we enjoy.
Even the professionals agree that because domesticated dogs physiology has evolved and adjusted to human environmental
standards, they need extra protection from the cold as much as their human counterparts.
This applies especially to popular smaller lap dogs and the teacup breeds with fine coats need the protection from the colder
temperatures, particularly the vulnerable under belly of the dog.
For this very reason a well made small dog coat like Fido Fleece by Premier Pet or Doggles brand of DOGG Klothes Fleece Warm
Ups, or even to as lesser degree dog T- shirts, will protect your buddy's body and hold internal temperatures at normal levels
keeping your dog warm and toasty and less vulnerable to maladies associated with hypothermia. Most smaller dog breeds like
Miniature Pinchers, Chihuahuas, Yorkshire Terriers, Pomeranians and most popular teacups, have a tendency to lose their body
heat quickly and really benefit from dog clothes and protective cold weather dog coats much like we do. Like dog clothing, another
item gaining popularity, doggie Booties or Dog Boots. Most major metropolitan areas utilize a wide variety of caustic sodium, (salt
based chemicals), as a de-icing agent, that are classed as Hazardous, and Corrosive chemicals that can actually burn your dogs
paw pads and cause serious irritation or injury.
Dog Booties can help to alleviate this problem. The newer dog boots like: Fido Fleece Dog Booties are cost effective, designed for
ease of use, durable, waterproof and stay on! In conclusion, you dog clothes critics out there can go bark up another tree! Dog
designer fashion and clothing for dogs is growing at a phenomenal pace and will be around for a long time.
For us proponents and dog lovers in general, not only buying dog clothes for you best pal can be fun and can dress your dog up in
the latest dog fashions, dog clothing and accessories such as dog boots can be very beneficial to the mental and physical well being
of your pet. So have fun and don’t throw doggie out with the bath water!
Take advantage of this great era we share with man’s best friend, go ahead spoil them!
Article author David Joel, Webmaster for www.kooldawgtees.com and his wife Beej, operate a privately funded dog rescue mission in
rural South Carolina,they currently have eight dogs in their charge and avidly support www.puppiesbehindbars.com.
All eight dogs have become their extended family members and share in the benefits of proceeds realized from the sale of dog
clothes, dog coats and pet accessories at http://www.kooldagtees.com, Find dog coats, dog jacket, winter dog coat, fleece dog coat
small dog coat, designer dog coat, winter dog jacket at Kool Dawg Tees Designer Dog Coats Collection. Also Warm Dog Clothes,
Designer Small Dog Clothes - Teacup Dog Coats, Small dog clothing and Pet Apparel for Kool Dogs at Kool Dawg Tees.
| Advent of the internet has taken the concept of dressing our dogs to new levels |
Some people love to make their dogs as cute as can be. For these folks there are dog clothes. Cute sweaters, doggie tee shirts, dog
booties, stylish bandanas, and precocious little hats are among the items people will purchase to adorn their dogs with style. Dressing a
dog is more about the owner than the animal, but as long as the clothing isn't restrictive or overly cumbersome, most dogs don't mind
getting dressed up now and then for a night (or day) on the town and some breeds, especially those that crave attention, quite enjoy it.
The advent of the internet has taken the concept of dressing our dogs to new levels as websites offering all manner of "designer" dog
clothing have popped up everywhere. With names like Kool Dawg Tees, Glamour Dog, Designer Dog Wear, and Paw Printz Boutique (dot
com, of course), these sites offer the tops in canine fashion for proud owners to place on their pups.
Years ago it was not uncommon to see a dog in a knit sweater or some other cute clothing article, but today there are nearly as many
clothing choices for dogs as there are for people. There are dresses and slacks, raincoats, eyewear, headwear, footwear, and every
imaginable item. There is doggie casual wear, for hanging around on the beach, doggie formal wear for those special black tie
occasions and even doggie wedding gowns and tuxedos for the wedding of a doggie's dreams!
In many cases the doggie designer clothing comes complete with a doggie designer price tag. Dog dresses at Glamour Dog dot com, for
example, are listed with prices that run from $40.00 (for a to die for Mary Jane dress) to $86.00 (Pretty Pink Formal Dress). Some of these
dog clothes cost more than a lot of people spend to dress themselves. But, the sites stay in business. Someone is buying this stuff.
Some personal favorites include the doggie trench coat ($70.00), the various college football jerseys ($25.00), and the 100% cotton
doggie bathrobe - perfect for the pooch who wants to emulate Hugh Heffner.
The recent trend in excessive doggie clothing is undoubtedly spurred by the popularity of celebrity dogs like Paris Hilton's infamous
Tinkerbell and Anna Nicole Smith's Prozac-popping puppy, Sugar Pie. Both pooches are rarely seen in public without some form of attire
and the PR pooches are having an influence.
So, if you're in the market for dog clothes that will turn heads and get your pooch noticed, designer doggie duds may be just what the
fashion critic ordered. Just be sure not to combine designer labels or adorn your dog in designs that clash. After all, what could be more
gauche?
About the Author
Kirsten Hawkins is a dog lover and animal expert from Nashville, TN. Visit http://www.doghealth411.com/ for more information on dog
health, the care of dogs, and dog travel.
booties, stylish bandanas, and precocious little hats are among the items people will purchase to adorn their dogs with style. Dressing a
dog is more about the owner than the animal, but as long as the clothing isn't restrictive or overly cumbersome, most dogs don't mind
getting dressed up now and then for a night (or day) on the town and some breeds, especially those that crave attention, quite enjoy it.
The advent of the internet has taken the concept of dressing our dogs to new levels as websites offering all manner of "designer" dog
clothing have popped up everywhere. With names like Kool Dawg Tees, Glamour Dog, Designer Dog Wear, and Paw Printz Boutique (dot
com, of course), these sites offer the tops in canine fashion for proud owners to place on their pups.
Years ago it was not uncommon to see a dog in a knit sweater or some other cute clothing article, but today there are nearly as many
clothing choices for dogs as there are for people. There are dresses and slacks, raincoats, eyewear, headwear, footwear, and every
imaginable item. There is doggie casual wear, for hanging around on the beach, doggie formal wear for those special black tie
occasions and even doggie wedding gowns and tuxedos for the wedding of a doggie's dreams!
In many cases the doggie designer clothing comes complete with a doggie designer price tag. Dog dresses at Glamour Dog dot com, for
example, are listed with prices that run from $40.00 (for a to die for Mary Jane dress) to $86.00 (Pretty Pink Formal Dress). Some of these
dog clothes cost more than a lot of people spend to dress themselves. But, the sites stay in business. Someone is buying this stuff.
Some personal favorites include the doggie trench coat ($70.00), the various college football jerseys ($25.00), and the 100% cotton
doggie bathrobe - perfect for the pooch who wants to emulate Hugh Heffner.
The recent trend in excessive doggie clothing is undoubtedly spurred by the popularity of celebrity dogs like Paris Hilton's infamous
Tinkerbell and Anna Nicole Smith's Prozac-popping puppy, Sugar Pie. Both pooches are rarely seen in public without some form of attire
and the PR pooches are having an influence.
So, if you're in the market for dog clothes that will turn heads and get your pooch noticed, designer doggie duds may be just what the
fashion critic ordered. Just be sure not to combine designer labels or adorn your dog in designs that clash. After all, what could be more
gauche?
About the Author
Kirsten Hawkins is a dog lover and animal expert from Nashville, TN. Visit http://www.doghealth411.com/ for more information on dog
health, the care of dogs, and dog travel.
Dog Clothes make Great Gifts
When it comes to the art of giving, a gift of clothes is fraught with peril. We all have stories to tell, and if you don't,
you will. Just give it time.
Mine started early. My grandmother, having survived the Depression, knew how to stretch a dollar. Clothes for
her grandkids were always purchased 3 or 4 sizes too big so we could "grow into them". And she passed this
charming trait on to my mother. So, we endured our baggy clothes, with the sleeves and pant legs rolled up, until
we were finally big enough to wear them with dignity. By which time they were ready for donation.
Then there's my husband. Heaven forbid I should try to give the man a Polo shirt with an uneven hemline. Most
Polos are made longer in the back to help them stay "tucked", but hubby goes un-tucked -- always. He rejects
any polo that breaks the rule, no matter how subtly. For an otherwise easy-going guy, his behavior is almost
perverse.
If you must give clothes this season, there's one giftee on your list who's sure to look great in any outfit you buy
him. He'll wear your gift with pride and appreciation, head held high and tail wagging.
That's right, your dog. Or your best friend's dog. It's so easy you'll wonder why you didn't think of it before.
Dogs love any kind of attention you lavish on them. So, Spike will wear his outfit - whether it's cute or ridiculous -
as soon as he sees how happy it makes his owner. Spot will eat up all that extra attention he gets from strangers.
And Fifi might even want to Vogue for the camera.
Clothes shopping for dogs is a lot like clothes shopping for babies. Unless you're going for practicality, cuteness
is what counts. And that's easy to accomplish, given that any dog wearing clothes looks pretty darned cute.
Choices in dog clothes range from winter sweaters to football jerseys and summer tees. You can get a set of
flannel PJ's for bedtime or a terry robe for after bath. There's even an entire line of Harley clothes for dogs,
complete with leather cap and studded collar. Dog costumes made for parties and holidays are just too cute for
words.
If you really want your gift to be a hit with admirers, accessorize. Try a designer dog collar and maybe a cool pair
of sunglasses--they make them just for dogs. And I recently heard that leg warmers are making a come back.
Got a mischievous sense of humor? Making the baby look silly might be a no-no, but it's good clean fun when it
comes to dressing up a dog. There are some really creative doggie costume out there that are good for a
chuckle or two.
There's really only a couple of rules you'll need to keep in mind when shopping for dog clothes: One is that if the
dog in question is an avid chewer, you should avoid buying him anything tempting. Shiny buttons, fringe, and
feathers are examples that come to mind. An object that can easily be chewed off and swallowed is a choking
hazard and can get stuck in the dog's digestive tract.
The other rule is that any dog, no matter how tolerant, will be more comfortable wearing clothes that fit. Proper fit
typically requires measuring from the dog's collar to the base of her tail for length. Most garment's girth can be
adjusted with velcro tabs, but could still be an issue with a barrel-chested breed such as a bulldog.
Measurements are typically in inches.
Remember that a dog will never "diet down" into an outfit that's too small , or -- unless you're shopping for a
puppy or a pregnant female -- "grow into" an item that's too big. (Sorry, Grandma.)
Oh, and one more thing--if you're handy with a sewing machine, you can make your own dog clothes creations.
Just don't forget to include an opening for the dog to relieve himself. Don't laugh, it happens a lot!
Now, if you're shopping for your own dog, you're all set. But if you're buying clothes for someone else's dog, I've
got a few more tips for you.
Surveys conducted on the subject of gift preferences of men and women have shown that men prefer gifts that
are more playful or practical. So, if the dog's owner is male this might translate into a doggie Harley jacket, a
funny costume, or a reflective hunting vest (more on practical clothing in another article!).
Women, on the other hand, prefer gifts that are beautiful, memorable, and personal. It shouldn't be hard to find
an item of clothing for a woman's dog that's either beautiful or memorable or both, and it will of course be
personal!
Exception: if the woman is someone you don't know well. The more distant the relationship between giver and
receiver, the riskier it is to give a personal gift. So, be they man or woman, if you don't know the dog owner very
well, you probably shouldn't be buying dog clothes for their pet.
I hope you'll have fun picking out something nice for the canine on your shopping list. If you get a chance, send
me a photo!
© 2004, Carolyn Schweitzer. Lifelong dog-lover, power-shopper, and former family dentist Carolyn Schweitzer is
owner and editor of Great-Dog-Gift.com . If you need inspiration for dog clothes, stop by. The site offers a wide
range of choices for dog gift shoppers, plus shopping and gift-giving tips. (Also advice on dog care and feeding.)
She's always looking for new dog gift ideas and dog stories to share with her readers. You can reach her by email
at netbrainer@verizon.net.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/
you will. Just give it time.
Mine started early. My grandmother, having survived the Depression, knew how to stretch a dollar. Clothes for
her grandkids were always purchased 3 or 4 sizes too big so we could "grow into them". And she passed this
charming trait on to my mother. So, we endured our baggy clothes, with the sleeves and pant legs rolled up, until
we were finally big enough to wear them with dignity. By which time they were ready for donation.
Then there's my husband. Heaven forbid I should try to give the man a Polo shirt with an uneven hemline. Most
Polos are made longer in the back to help them stay "tucked", but hubby goes un-tucked -- always. He rejects
any polo that breaks the rule, no matter how subtly. For an otherwise easy-going guy, his behavior is almost
perverse.
If you must give clothes this season, there's one giftee on your list who's sure to look great in any outfit you buy
him. He'll wear your gift with pride and appreciation, head held high and tail wagging.
That's right, your dog. Or your best friend's dog. It's so easy you'll wonder why you didn't think of it before.
Dogs love any kind of attention you lavish on them. So, Spike will wear his outfit - whether it's cute or ridiculous -
as soon as he sees how happy it makes his owner. Spot will eat up all that extra attention he gets from strangers.
And Fifi might even want to Vogue for the camera.
Clothes shopping for dogs is a lot like clothes shopping for babies. Unless you're going for practicality, cuteness
is what counts. And that's easy to accomplish, given that any dog wearing clothes looks pretty darned cute.
Choices in dog clothes range from winter sweaters to football jerseys and summer tees. You can get a set of
flannel PJ's for bedtime or a terry robe for after bath. There's even an entire line of Harley clothes for dogs,
complete with leather cap and studded collar. Dog costumes made for parties and holidays are just too cute for
words.
If you really want your gift to be a hit with admirers, accessorize. Try a designer dog collar and maybe a cool pair
of sunglasses--they make them just for dogs. And I recently heard that leg warmers are making a come back.
Got a mischievous sense of humor? Making the baby look silly might be a no-no, but it's good clean fun when it
comes to dressing up a dog. There are some really creative doggie costume out there that are good for a
chuckle or two.
There's really only a couple of rules you'll need to keep in mind when shopping for dog clothes: One is that if the
dog in question is an avid chewer, you should avoid buying him anything tempting. Shiny buttons, fringe, and
feathers are examples that come to mind. An object that can easily be chewed off and swallowed is a choking
hazard and can get stuck in the dog's digestive tract.
The other rule is that any dog, no matter how tolerant, will be more comfortable wearing clothes that fit. Proper fit
typically requires measuring from the dog's collar to the base of her tail for length. Most garment's girth can be
adjusted with velcro tabs, but could still be an issue with a barrel-chested breed such as a bulldog.
Measurements are typically in inches.
Remember that a dog will never "diet down" into an outfit that's too small , or -- unless you're shopping for a
puppy or a pregnant female -- "grow into" an item that's too big. (Sorry, Grandma.)
Oh, and one more thing--if you're handy with a sewing machine, you can make your own dog clothes creations.
Just don't forget to include an opening for the dog to relieve himself. Don't laugh, it happens a lot!
Now, if you're shopping for your own dog, you're all set. But if you're buying clothes for someone else's dog, I've
got a few more tips for you.
Surveys conducted on the subject of gift preferences of men and women have shown that men prefer gifts that
are more playful or practical. So, if the dog's owner is male this might translate into a doggie Harley jacket, a
funny costume, or a reflective hunting vest (more on practical clothing in another article!).
Women, on the other hand, prefer gifts that are beautiful, memorable, and personal. It shouldn't be hard to find
an item of clothing for a woman's dog that's either beautiful or memorable or both, and it will of course be
personal!
Exception: if the woman is someone you don't know well. The more distant the relationship between giver and
receiver, the riskier it is to give a personal gift. So, be they man or woman, if you don't know the dog owner very
well, you probably shouldn't be buying dog clothes for their pet.
I hope you'll have fun picking out something nice for the canine on your shopping list. If you get a chance, send
me a photo!
© 2004, Carolyn Schweitzer. Lifelong dog-lover, power-shopper, and former family dentist Carolyn Schweitzer is
owner and editor of Great-Dog-Gift.com . If you need inspiration for dog clothes, stop by. The site offers a wide
range of choices for dog gift shoppers, plus shopping and gift-giving tips. (Also advice on dog care and feeding.)
She's always looking for new dog gift ideas and dog stories to share with her readers. You can reach her by email
at netbrainer@verizon.net.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/
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