Chilly Dogs GREAT WHITE NORTH WINTER COAT- Bulls / BROAD and BURLY

The Great White North™ Winter Coat is designed for maximum warmth, durability and safety in mind. All coats feature an "Easy On, Easy Off" design. The coat is simply slipped over the dog's head then the "Y" shaped belly panel is pulled down and back between the front legs, then pulled up over the dog's back where the buckles are fastened and the webbing is adjusted.

These coats are designed for the specific robust figure of larger pugs, french bulldogs, english bulldogs, amstaffs up to cane corso, for a nice fit.
Check further down into the size chart to choose the correct size for your dog.

-12oz Canadian made, non-pilling fleece. Breathable, durable and machine washable.
-100% Waterproof polyurethane coated outer shell. Not PVC nylon. Breathable, durable and machine washable.
-3M Scotchlite reflective piping for night visibility and safety.
-Adjustable nylon webbing and a smooth shaped buckle system.
-Hanging loop for storage purposes. This loop is not for the tail!
-The coats do not have a hole in the coat for a D-ring connection to the leash due to the varieties and styles of harnesses on the market. Each one having a different location of the D-ring. Just adjust the harness to be worn over the coat.
-Skillfully designed and manufactured in Canada.

Care Instructions:
Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle. Wash with like colour load. Fasten buckle/velcro before placing in washing machine.
Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Fabric softener will prevent the fleece from retaining heat within the fleece fibers.
Fasten buckle/velcro before placing in Dryer. Set Dryer on cool setting for 10 minutes then hang or lay flat to dry.

For tips on how to measure your dog, click here
* The mentioned breeds are an indication of which breeds often have that size. To choose the right size for your dog, you should measure back length, girth size and neck girth.

If we do not have it in stock, the delivery time on average only 2 weeks.

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