Reddit reviews Hurtta Slush Combat Suit Dog Raincoat, Granite, 12M
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NO TWO DOGS ARE THE SAME - Don’t guess on the size. Use the size chart along with the “Measuring Your Dog” size guide. The back length is the most important for apparelWEATHERPROOF - The fabric of the suit is laminated with a breathable and waterproof Houndtex membrane, great for rain and snowADJUSTABLE - With its adjustable waist band, collar and legs the Slush Combat Suit has the perfect fitUNRESTRICTIVE – Due to its exact fit it is easy for the dog to run and play while wearing the suitVISIBILITY - 3M reflector prints have been placed in highly visible areas, improving the dog’s visibility during walks in the dark
Yep, sure thing -- they were these in size small.
Reviews weren't the best but we were getting a wee desperate. They stay on with him running around, which has been tricky in the past since his feet are so tubular -- otherwise there were potentially better rated ones that were larger (also, being flexible on size since layer-position could vary meant I was able to pick up each piece for $10-$20). The boots being tall helps with protecting lower limbs, too (the insides are fleece). Velcro's a bit on the long side so we'll probably trim it (the picture on the right was from a test run; weather's been in the single digits C/30s-40s F lately so we just do the torso layers and toss some of this on, but need something more robust now that it's getting chillier). We're considering lining the booties with more fleece or wool, too.
Otherwise, he's wearing two layers of this, two layers of this, and one of these; we'll probably modify the last one so that the limb segments are lined. Layers get progressively larger in size the further out you go and the balaclava is a co-opted large men's wool sock from Costco (Kirkland brand). We also sewed him a coat out of older wool socks that can go in there somewhere as a mid-layer.
A few months ago we had to move quite suddenly from central CA to MN, and unfortunately the pup's much better suited to the weather in the former state than the latter. We've recently had to cut back outdoor walks by a few miles a day and focus more on indoor play/exercise. How do all y'all protect your Iggys from the cold?