Dog Raincoats: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The first time most people really thought about animal clothing was when they realized that Donald Duck was wearing a shirt, but not pants. However, dressing up our furry friends has been going on for a lot longer than Walt Disney would have you believe.
Fact #2. Dog attire started with the simple collar-and-leash combo that's still ubiquitous today. The Egyptians had a soft spot for dogs. They used them both as hunting buddies and home protectors. These dogs wore beautifully adorned and decorated leather collars.
Fact #3. You bought the absolute cutest raincoat, waited forever for a cloudy day, and now your pooch absolutely refuses to wear it. Fortunately, there are ways to get even the most finicky dogs to tolerate wearing clothing. The best way to accomplish this is to start when they're still puppies, as they'll adapt to just about anything. If you have an older dog, though, you can still persuade them to cover up before going outside.
Fact #4. The most important thing is to make sure the raincoat actually fits your dog. If it's too tight, it will be uncomfortable. If it's too loose, it will make walking cumbersome. Take care that it doesn't press down on the dog's neck. When mothers correct their puppies, they do so by putting pressure on the neck. Your dog will think they did something wrong if their coat is constantly weighing them down.
Fact #5. If your dog is one of those masochistic pups that really seems to love the rain, letting them splash around will do you both a world of good. It will tucker them out faster than exploring the streets would. Seeing them tromp around in mud puddles will remind you why you love them enough to be out in this weather in the first place.