The fleece hoodies here are cute, I used to have fleece sleeved coats for my dogs when we lived in Michigan and they seemed nice and cozy in them, can't remember the brand, got them at Pet Supplies Plus then.

http://www.pawpalaceonline.com/prince-hooded-fleece-sweatshirt-p-2842.html


Forgot the link :-)

Do you know if that's real wool fleece or just a synthetic fleece? It looks perfect if it's synthetic :)

i would assume synthetic being that it's machine washable? But I am not positive.

I use baby clothes my son has grown out of. Max Moo is about Grif's size, I think and she is in a 7, 8 months. :-)

I was told Lola might have to be tested for allergies, how did they do it exacly if you dont mind me asking? Thanks.

Well there's blood allergy testing and then there's skin allergy testing. Blood testing is just drawing blood and testing for things in the lab that the dog can be allergic to. It's not as thorough as skin allergy testing, though. Skin testing is when they shave down a portion of the dog's fur, sedate them, then inject a bunch of things (70 in Griffin's case) that the dog can be allergic to. Then they watch for reactions and note them. After that, they make up a serum that you have to inject into your dog to, over time, build up a tolerance to the things they're allergic to. It's pretty much the same way they do it in humans and it's usually a last resort after lots of other testing, diets, supplements, etc.