Remember some of those coats I put up for auction well Hilda says they help the hounds that are afraid of thunder and early this am (5am) when a nasty storm rolled through Dave put one on our spook Koolaid and he said she just laid down and went back to sleep. Usually she is pacing and whining so that was heaven sent that she went back to sleep. Have I hit on something that will calm a spooky hound down during a storm? If so it is cheaper than the commercial ones they sell.

Can you show the coat again?

I will swear by them. I don't know if the doggies know the coats were made with love or what the deal is...but the first time I put Snowy's on her when she was shaking so hard she couldn't stand, I mean immediately...she stood there for a moment, as if admiring herself, turned around & went into Gogh's crate, laid down & went to sleep.

Here's Snowy with hers on the first day...she wore it all evening & went to sleep with it on. They're light enough they can wear them in the house, it reflects the heat off their body to keep them warm in the winter time, kind of like a house coat or light jammies.

Thank you Hilda for posting the pics for Simile - If you needs the instructions I can tell her what the dimension are
The Reese's coat is Cotton
The Coke/NasCar Coat is flannel
The blue one is fleece

Thanks for posting the pictures! I posted earlier asking for a picture (because I'm a dork when it comes to visualizing a description *grin*), but for some reason the post didn't come up.

Those coats looks great, and light and simple.

Do you need directions on how to make if so e-mail me

wondering if I should start making some in cotton have plenty of NasCar fabric and others????

The hounds look so cute in their coats!

Am waiting for 2 coats I won on Carpe Canem to come in. The are handmade fleece and I am sure that I can make some