Lovelonglong Dog Hooded Raincoat, Large Dog Rain Jacket Poncho Waterproof Clothes with Hood Breathable 4 Feet Four Legs Rain Coats for Small Medium Large Pet Dogs Orange L-M

The media could not be loaded. Love the look. Looks like he should be hanging out in front of Satriale's Pork Store in the Sopranos. Got this for my senior lab, never should have waited so long to buy this. Granted it doesn't rain much in Southern California, but when it does, it seems to be non stop for weeks at a time. This has saved my house from smelling like wet dog and incredibly cut down on how many towels we have to use during the rain. It actually keeps his back, legs, chest and head dry. I have an English lab so he has a big butt, block head, wide chest and shorter legs than most dogs his size so it was important to me that the legs were adjustable and the snaps fit over his chest. It took a couple tries to figure out the fastest way to put it on as he is a senior and although he has no trouble moving, he struggles to stand in place for too long cause his joints. But I found the easiest way was to do back legs, front legs, snaps, tighten elastics on back legs. Takes about 45 seconds - 1 min to put on so I do plan on adding some velcro strips instead of snaps for when it's an urgent pee break, but it's pouring. We used to live in the Northeast so my dog doesn't care what colder weather comes about, but I used to hate walking him in the rain. He had a raincoat but his belly, chest and legs would be drenched and it would take hours before he was completely dry. Now I don't mind taking him because, first off, he looks adorable, but the jacket actually works the way it says it will. A quick towel dry to his tail and paws and he can not mess up my entire house after a walk. It took him a minute to adjust to having something over his legs, but now he associates it with being outside so he doesn't care. Takes a lot less time to take off than to put on. The jacket is very lightweight, but durable for my moderate energy senior.

They didn’t have this in the color we originally wanted but once we tried it on we didn’t mind. It’s a nice light weight material so I’m not worried about him with his thick Samoyed coat overheating. He didn’t know what to think of it at first but now he knows it means walkies! It said to get a size down but because he’s still growing I had to get the next size up. There are little elastic pulls by the tail to help shorten it up so it fits a bigger range of pets easier. Our boy doesn’t mind the hood but he doesn’t love it. It fits mostly but it does push his ears back a bit. Overall it has kept him mostly dry (the underside still gets a bit damp from kick up). His privates are a bit close to the edge but it didn’t cause issues when he peed in it. We love not having to try to dry his entire body off as his coat is like a giant water magnet! I would totally recommend this to anyone but if your dog is closer to the big end of one size, size up!

It definitely fits the body, but the hood is a bit small. I understand getting the hood to fit well would be difficult though because it would also need some more rigidity if it were bigger to it to stop it from flopping around while also not blocking his eyes.The leash hole flap on the back also sticks up when no leash is attached through it, which isn't a huge deal, but something that could be improved if a revision were ever made. It could also just be a result of how the coat fits in my corgi.My corgi is also pretty physically fit, and doesn't have a belly, so that part of the coat is pretty baggy on him, and if he were to pee, it would go straight into the inside of the coat. Luckily, fixing this was super easy.I got some elastic and fabric tape (the tape was wider than the elastic), along with some scraps from his old raincoat (necessary for the opposite side of the tape so it wouldn't stick to his fur), then cut the elastic into 3 strips that would have snuggly wrapped around him in the 3 sections the coat would need to cling to him (shown in the photo) without stretching the elastic (as that would be its resting length and I didn't want it too tight on him). Then, I flattened out the coat and placed the fabric tape on the 3 sections shown in the picture, then (and this was the tricky part) stretched each piece of elastic over the length of the tape strips, making sure I was using the right lengths in the right sections, and pressing/rubbing the elastic VERY aggressively into the fabric tape so it would stick.I also had to use weights to hold the coat in place, otherwise, the stretched elastic would have pulled it together.With the elastic in place, I put another layer of tape over the elastic to better hold the elastic in place (it was trying to pull itself off of the tape). Then I took the strips of the old raincoat and placed them over the exposed tape, pressing/rubbing it into the tap and elastic VERY aggressively (I can't stress that enough, because the elastic really wanted to pull away from the tape), and then cut away all the excess old raincoat fabric that I could (it was rigid and preventing the elastic from pulling together well enough).After that, it hugs him perfectly. I hope this helps anyone having the same issue.

Ordered a size D-M for my corgi. According to the size chart, it should have fit but it was too small. I was unable to button it. Fabric also feels cheap,Ike it would rip easily.

The media could not be loaded. Wow what a great product. I ordered L for my 75 pound mix dog. Her back length is 26 inches and this fit perfectly. She seemed pretty comfortable in it. Can’t believe I just now got one and not a long time ago.

This is a costume. The material is poor quality as you would expect from a one time use of a Halloween costume. It's NOT an actual rain or weather protector for your dog! I have a very fit/healthy English Bulldog. This costume does not fit him at all as advertised. It's definitely for smaller dogs.

Works well for my cheweenie who is barrel chested. Her measurements are: 14" long, 18" chest and 12" neck. This fits her well but I had to fold the back legs so she doesn't trip. She hates getting wet and rainy days but this kept her dry from light drizzle to slightly heavy rain. For those who have trouble finding the right shoes for their small dogs, my dogs wear regular balloons. I just cut off about 1" from the top of the balloon. It works well and keep their paws dry/clean.