Name: New Burke &amp; Wills Oilskin Dog Coat with Sherpa Fleece Lining Warm Dry Winter Coats
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Condition: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item

Brand: Burke & Wills
Main Fabric:100% Cotton Dri-Tec Oilskin 12oz
Lined with 100% Polyester Sherpa
Fully washable
Water Repellent and breathable
12 month guarantee

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New Burke & Wills Oilskin Dog Coat with Sherpa Fleece Lining Warm Dry Winter Coats

Burke & Wills Oilskin Dog Coat with superior sherpa fleece lining to stay warm and dry

Make your furry little animal be all snug and cozy with the new Burke and Wills Oilskin Dog Coat!

With the wind getting stronger and the wild weather set to continue, your best friend must keep themselves warm and dry for the winter season especially. Get the pawfect accessory for your pooch!

The Burke and Wills Dog Coat is made with a heavyweight 12oz Cotton Dri-Tec Oilskin fabric that is known for its durability and functionality with a sherpa fleece lining for extra warmth and comfort. If you’re still unsure what’s the best fit for your best friend’s coat, simply measure your dog from the base of their neck till the end of their tail.

This special dog coat has adjustable Velcro straps for a secure fit with a wide variety of sizes that can accommodate any dog breed.

Keep your pooch warm and happy on their daily walk when the wind gets super breezy!

Features:

Main Fabric:100% Cotton Dri-Tec Oilskin 12oz
Lining Fabric: 100% Polyester Sherpa
Water & wind resistant, breathable
Fully sherpa lined for warmth
Adjustable Velcro straps on neck and under belly for secure fit
Mock suede logo patch on side
Best Fit, simply measure your dog from the base of their neck till the end of their tail
Available in a wide selection of sizes to accommodate most dog breeds
SIZES : 30cm, 35cm, 40cm, 45cm, 50cm, 55cm, 60cm, 65cm, 70cm & 75cm
COLOR: BROWN

So, keep your dog warm and dry this coming winter, they deserve it, a Dog Coat can help keep your precious Pooch

cosy & warm especially on early morning walks.

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WHAT IS THE BEST COAT FOR DOGS?

There are tons of dog coats in the market. Some are just for the fashion sense, and some are for the proper weather conditions. With numerous options available to choose from, you’ll be having a hard time to purchase one that’ll suit your canine. If you currently live in a country where the temperature drops to below zero and the rain is chucking down, then your dog may be needing a hefty, reliable, and warm winter coat.

What’s the best material to buy and use for a waterproof dog coat? Well, you should check out the oilskin dog coat. Are oilskin coats waterproof? Oilskin is essentially a thick cotton material that is water-resistant due to its oil. It was developed as an alternative for something sturdy and protective against the kinds of natural elements that sailors and others had to bear. Today’s oilskins can endure daily use on land and keep wearers dry during rainstorms and thunderstorms.

The famous material is a popular choice since it offers comfort and style without compromising quality. So, there’s no doubt that your dog needs this coat. Where can you find a dog oilskin coat? You can find one here at OCD with the best brand being a Burke and Wills dog coat – they have an array of coats to choose from. They even have a selection of oilskin coats for dogs so that whatever size, shape, and breed your dog is, they have the perfect dog coat.

HOW DO YOU MAINTAIN AN OILSKIN COAT?

When you buy your dog its own oilskin dog coat, make sure they fit perfectly. So that there will be no excessive stretching at the edges or seams so that when it is washed, there’s no water seeping inside.

Here are a few guidelines on how to maintain and clean your dog’s oilskin coat.

Most producers of oilskin coats for dogs include washing instructions inside the product. To prevent damage or early deterioration of your garment, follow the guidelines.

Avoid washing your dog’s oilskin coat in hot water or with detergent as these are known to remove the oil and wax component, which are what give oilskin coats their waterproofing abilities.

You may remove dirt from a filthy oilskin dog coat by brushing it off with a sponge dipped in cold water.
It is advisable to hand wash the garment in cold water if the dirt or stains on your dog’s oilskin coat cannot be removed using the sponge and cold-water cleaning combo.

Experts advise using pure soap or a cleaning solution designed especially for oil and oilskin materials if your oilskin coat needs a thorough or deep clean.

DOES MY DOG ACTUALLY NEED A COAT?

If the weather is a bit chilly, then you must consider making your dog wear its own coat. How can you tell if a dog is getting cold? Your dog’s coldness depends on its breed.

The most obvious candidate for requiring a coat are little dogs. Chihuahuas and toy terriers are top contenders when it comes to coat wearing. Not only because they’ll look cute wearing them on but also to prepare them for the cold weather. Short-haired dogs like Greyhounds are also contenders for dogs that are sensitive to cold. So, if you are an owner of these kinds of breeds, then you should have a coat wrapped around your best friend so that they’ll enjoy their daily walks. If you live somewhere where the temperature drops below zero, dog coats may be required. Coats are also necessary for dogs who are recovering from an illness or accident and are sensitive to colder weather. Also, if you have puppies or older canines, they too are sensitive to the cold. However, if you have a long-haired dog, they shouldn’t have a problem withstanding the cold. But to be more certain, they must also have a coat that is suitable to their liking.

The quickest way to find out if your dog is freezing is by checking its ears and belly. Touch your dog’s ears, particularly the edges and the skin below the fur and coat, which is the belly or stomach. If it’s cold to touch, then your dog must be freezing. Another way to spot if your dog is cold is when he/she is shivering, shaking, and trembling.

To keep them warm enough to have their regular walks, they must have a decent coat that could withstand the cold.

BENEFITS OF WALKING YOUR DOG

Is your furry little friend jumping up and down on you? Been agitated inside your home? With a simple tie of your shoelace whilst opening your front door, then there’s only one word that’ll surely make your dog wag its tail with excitement, “walk.” Dogs enjoy taking walks because they are aware that it can help them maintain good health. Taking your dog on a walk also encourages them to form a bond between you two. It gives them an opportunity to explore whilst keeping themselves fit as well. Your dog will benefit from walking by maintaining its physical health, losing any excess weight, and having fewer digestive issues.

Your dog also has the opportunity to explore the world, improving his/her mental health. Experiencing new territory during a stroll allows your dog to discover fascinating sights, smells, and noises. Like people, dogs’ benefit from higher levels of natural hormones that lower stress and support mental health. Unwanted behaviours including hyperactivity, leaping up on people, destructive chewing, and excessive barking can be reduced with a regular exercise routine.

What is the walking recommendation for your dog so that he/she won’t be overly exhausted? A good 30-minute walk is the ideal time for fresh air. You should also be prepared with the equipment you’ll need when you are walking your dog. Before you get out of the door, make sure your dog is wearing its collar or harness for its leash, you don’t want him/her to be running around unattended. Next, doggy poop bags. Mostly because every dog that goes out for a walk tends to do their business outside. You don’t want to be that dog owner who leaves their pet’s business on the pavement, that’s just not proper courtesy to others. If you are residing in a country that is known for its cold/ dreary weather, then a dog coat is also an important aspect to walking your dog.