Joggers are designed with comfort first and foremost. There are no snaps, Velcro, buttons or zippers. They are as easy to put on and remove, as your favorite sweatshirt. My pattern is the result of many attempts and I'm thankful I had my own test subjects living with me. The legs are kept shorter to prevent them from slipping out when laying down and to keep the cuffs dry away from the grass when going out to potty or play. I make the neck and cuff's of fleece when possible. The neck is a turtleneck to provide more warmth in winter or sun protection in the summer. I found dogs do not like tight fitting clothing that has to be forced over their head so the neck is large enough that is will slip over easy. Next is inserting the front legs. I found that if the chest is a bit oversized it allows the room necessary to easily guide the front feet in. The back legs are very easy to insert. To remove your jogger simply take both back legs out and turning it inside out just slip it over and down, your dog will soon learn to pull his head out.

They are available in several types of fabric.
The most popular is fleece. Other choices include, cotton T-shirt and Flannel.
I will do customer orders, if for example, your want your dog in your favorite team colors.

CARE OF YOUR JOGGER

FLEECE Warm water wash and tumble dry.
A hot dryer is the worst enemy of fleece so care should be taken to remove as soon as possible.

You will not ruin it if your forget but will notice the fibers are not quite as lofty.

COTTON T-SHIRT & FLANNEL Warm water wash and dry.
The cotton is preshrunk.

HOW TO MEASURE

Use a soft tape and measure:
1. Length
2. Chest (completely around.)
3. Neck
4. Height at Shoulder

I also need:
1. Male or Female Cut
2. Weight
3. Breed

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