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| How To Dress A Dane! |
| And This Is A Dane With No Rain! |
| I got sooooo tired of the girls not wanting to go out and do their business in the rain. And, ordering raincoats that did not fit! So, I got out my sewing machine and made my own raincoats. The hoods are long enough to go over their heads when needed. It works like a charm! This is a 'Dane With No Rain' Coat! |
| ...They are very universal! |
| This is a picture I took when I went out of the fence line to fill the birdfeeder. 'Geeze', you'd think I was gone forever! |
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| Are they not cute? |
| This is How You Dress A Dane--Coat |
| You make a coat that fits! |
| Lexi's coat is bright, fun and colorful. Her coat is printed with trains and tracks. Rian's coat is a traditional Indian print in a very pretty blue. These coats are so easy to slip on and off. They do not even require a belt, they stay in place due to the fleese material. Both coats have large tall collars and are lined with a complimentary color. |
| Rian in her pretty blue coat |
| Rian gets cold easily. Every where she lays, she likes to be covered up. She likes her new coat so well..... ....she doesn't want to ever take it off! Now I can put away all those blankets around the house. |
| So.... ...This is how you dress a 'Dane' and have a 'Dane' with no rain. Problem solved! On to my next project! |
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| Their coats are a poncho style and made of a water repellent material with a complimentary trim. The hoods are also removable. |
