"Bubcoat is helping me keep Midnight, my aging cocker spaniel, warm in the Maine winters and still get out for walks. I’ve tried other coats, all with Velcro; no matter how careful I am, eventually his hair...
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OverexposureThe underbelly of a dog is usually a sensitive spot that is least covered with hair or fur. What is the purpose of a warm and/or weatherproof coat that only offers a thin strap to cover the belly? |
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UnweildyWe've seen many coats where the makers use hook and loop closure at the neck. The problem with this type of closure is that it adds substantial bulk to the neck area. This bulk can cause rubbing and matting if not fitted properly. "Adjustable," usually means you'll be left with unwanted extra material that hangs over on the neck. Any hanging material can get caught on brambles while exploring, and can "pop" open with vigorous activity. |
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Bulk in the wrong placesEven coats that do recognize the importance of belly cover still are left with unwanted material and bulk on the back of your dog. Many times, a wrong fit in the chest area can be restricting, or cause chafing - a great discomfort for your bud. |
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She's not a "brickhouse"Lastly, most coat manufacturers believe our dogs are shaped like bricks. The back of the coat is straight as a rod! BUB coats are shaped like our dogs, with a back that swoops and rises - that is form fitting. |
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