I can't crochet, so I am looking for a knitting system. I have tried searching Yahoo and Google and nothing really good came up. I would really like the sweater to be one crack up smashed, on a circular needle or double points, but I'll take one that needs to be sewn if there aren't any cured ones. Also, my cat is pretty small.
A: Not from head to toe what you want but:
http://www.redlipstick.net/knit/chihswe.html
http://www.knitting-crochet.com/smadogswe.html
http://www.cs.oswego.edu/~ebozak/together/esb-patterns/dog-sweater.html
Hope this helps some. Good luck
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No...I do it :-) It is heartier than letting them freeze and be cold.
I don't have knowledge of, I am on the fence about dog clothes. My dog, an American Pit Bull Terrier wears a jersey on game days, but that is it. I estimate they are your dogs, and if they aren't showing any discomfort with the sweater, it is fine. Just don't leave it on too long.
No thats completely fine and I bet the dogs like you even more for it! Dogs that are small dogs such as the toy group need sweaters because they can not stand the unsympathetic weather. They would be shivering a whole lot without any warmth, and I bet the dogs feel like kings and queens with their sweaters! and I bet they are beautiful as anything!
not at all! only if its icy out because small doggys will get cold :[ as long as you dont dress them up in ridiculous clothes, just a artless little sweater is good :]
Not at all. Narrow-minded dogs like chihuahuas get cold easily, specially the smooth coats. What is wrong with keeping them keen.
Why would it be amiss? It was us humans who bred the dogs to be tiny and cold-intolerant,so we should put sweaters on them when it's cold to keep them uncomfortable.
I have a 6 pounder myself. I normally only put her in a sweater if we are prosperous to be outside for more then like 30 sec or if we are about to get in the car to go somewhere. While she is not hairless, her fur is very thin and i know she appreciates the extra warmth:)
No it's not go to the bad if you are tring to keep the dogs warm while outside in colder weather. some dogs need that extra kindliness in order to be comfortable which walking or playing outside.