Equafleece

[Hollysdad]

In the recent wet weather we put Jazz into her Equafleece for the first time this autumn. It was about two inches too short so her bottom got rather wet. We should have realised the problem- we bought them when she was 9 months old and she's grown a bit since then!
We've just got her two new Polo tops in Teal and Cobalt Blue - lovely bright colours. I rather expect that this will guarantee a dry spell for the next few weeks. We're going to wash her old ones and give them to the local dog rescue.

 

[Stacia]

In the recent wet weather we put Jazz into her Equafleece for the first time this autumn. It was about two inches too short so her bottom got rather wet. We should have realised the problem- we bought them when she was 9 months old and she's grown a bit since then!
We've just got her two new Polo tops in Teal and Cobalt Blue - lovely bright colours. I rather expect that this will guarantee a dry spell for the next few weeks. We're going to wash her old ones and give them to the local dog rescue.View attachment 45818

Jazz looks very smart. Does it keep them very dry?

 

[Hollysdad]

I’d say they're showerproof. They will eventually get wet in persistent rain, but Jazz wouldn't go out in persistent rain. Shes far too sensible.
They‘ll keep a dog warm even if the fleece gets wet, which is important with a single coated dog.

 

[Stacia]

Thank you @Hollysdad. Flicka will go out in persistent rain! However, you have reassured me there is some measure of protection and Flicka has a single coat, though as she is getting older it seems to be thickening up a little on her back.

 

[MellowYellow]

I've used Equafleece before, at dummy training and competitions, where it was cold and wet. I can confirm that while they are not waterproof, they do keep the dog toasty warm!

Jazz looks very posh in her new coat!