Squirrel Patrol Hand Knit Wool Dog Sweater by Chilly Dog

Squirrel Patrol Hand Knit Wool Dog Sweater by Chilly Dog

Marsoni

M251S

$630.50

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Squirrel Patrol Hand Knit Wool Dog Sweater by Chilly DogSize Length Width Fits XXS 8 9" 5" 2 9 lbs XS 12 13" 6" 5 10 lbs S 14 17" 8. 5" 10 18 lbs M 19 21" 10" 18 28 lbs L 23 25" 10. 5" 28 40 lbs XL 27 29" 11" 40 60 lbs XXL 30 33" 13" 60 80 lbs XXXL 36 38" 14. 5" 80 120 lbs Chilly Dog wool and alpaca dog sweaters are the warmest because the the natural fibers have greater bulk which prevents air pockets. Keeps your pet warm and cozy during the colder winter climates and during those chilly summer nights.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012