My Husky was made for the cold and she LOVES it! She would probably run away from home if I tried to put a jacket on her. I agree that it depends on the breed and the type of coat they have.
Melanie Dawes
Definitely depends on the breed! Our Yorkie starts shivering if it's below 12 degrees outside. He has a really thin coat. Whereas our husky didn't seem too phased
Madeline Altevogt
This is a great question. I feel like it varies with breeds. I have a Queensland pit that shivers if it’s below 65 degrees so he’s always wearing a little jacket, he actually gets offended if we take it off of him.
My Great Pyrenees/ Akbash LOVES the cold. I’ve never out a jacket in her. Even in the snow she will happily just play in it and the cold temps never bother her.
Laura Napier
My Husky was made for the cold and she LOVES it! She would probably run away from home if I tried to put a jacket on her. I agree that it depends on the breed and the type of coat they have.
Melanie Dawes
Definitely depends on the breed! Our Yorkie starts shivering if it's below 12 degrees outside. He has a really thin coat. Whereas our husky didn't seem too phased
Madeline Altevogt
This is a great question. I feel like it varies with breeds. I have a Queensland pit that shivers if it’s below 65 degrees so he’s always wearing a little jacket, he actually gets offended if we take it off of him. My Great Pyrenees/ Akbash LOVES the cold. I’ve never out a jacket in her. Even in the snow she will happily just play in it and the cold temps never bother her.