Winter Gear Recommendations
For delivering treats in the cold:
Squeasy Snacker - For DIY purees. Some fillings I have used: peanut butter, whipped cream cheese, baby food, blended sardines or tuna, pate wet dog food, and anything else I'm willing to toss in my blender. I'll often cut rich things like cream cheese or sardines with something lighter, like pumpkin puree or applesauce.
Bark Pouches - More expensive but convenient and high value for most dogs!
Rigby Pouches - More affordable than Bark Pouches, puree is a bit thinner so squeeze slow!
Electric, Rechargeable Hand Warmers (any brand)
Insulated Hand Muff
Palmyth Convertible Mittens
Bassdash Convertible Mittens
DSG Avid Flip Top Mittens
Dog Sweaters & Coats
Gooby Microfiber Stretch Fleece
Gooby Zip Up Microfiber Fleece
Gooby Turtle Neck Microfiber Stretch Fleece
Ruffwear Climate Changer Fleece Vest
Hurtta Warming Midlayer
Hurtta Midlayer Overall
Non-Stop Dogwear Protector Suit - Excellent for preventing snow clumps on fluffy dogs!
Ruffwear Stumptown Insulated
Ruffwear Vert Waterproof Insulated Vest
Hurtta Expedition Parka - Burr resistant
Hurtta Extreme Warmer - Burr resistant
Hurtta Extreme Overall - Burr resistent
Dog Boots
Less important for plain cold, paw protection should come out for heavily salted pavement, icy or rocky treks.
Musher's Secret - for dogs who won't wear boots
dogbooties.com 330 Denier Cordura Booties
dogbooties.com 500 Denier Cordura Booties
dogbooties.com 1000 Denier Cordura Booties
Ruffwear Summit Trex Dog Shoes
Ruffwear Grip Trex Boots
Ruffwear Polar Trex Dog Boots
Canada Pooch Soft Shield Boots
Canada Pooch Suspender Boots