Extreme Warmer-Park Camo

Description

 Hurtta Extreme Warmer

Why we LOVE this dog coat :  The Hurtta Extreme Warmer-Park Camo (green) has a heat reflective inner lining, chest cover, cinches along the back and a hood that protects the neck and ears.

The Extreme Warmer provides protection, warmth and unrestricted movement. Created for dogs in cold harsh weather conditions. 

• Shell – Waterproof, breathable and has reflector piping on the back.
• Lining – 100% polyester fabric with hot foil that reflects heat for warmth.
• Cinches on the topline of the back make it simple to get a custom.
• A high tricot hood protects the neck and ears, adjust the cinches for the right fit.
• The warmth protects the important muscle groups very well.
• Medium & Large dogs – Leash opening for harness or collar (sizes 12″–26″)
• Small dogs-Leash fastens to a D-ring (size 10″)

The unique lining of the Extreme Warmer reflects the dog’s heat and thus stimulates its blood circulation efficiently unlike a regular winter jacket. This will help the dog’s muscles stay warm and prevent injuries. The surface is laminated with a waterproof and breathable film.  

Besides a high collar, a warming tricot hood that can be lifted to protect the dog’s ears and head. The jacket protects the muscle groups along with its neck and chest. Soft and comfortable allowing complete freedom of movement. The bottom of the jacket covers the abdominal area that is sensitive to cold. With adjustable back length, collar, waist, and a protective rear hem, this highly technical outfit is suitable for a range of applications.   3M reflector on the shoulders improve the dog’s visibility in the dark.  The Hurtta Extreme Warmer-Park Camo is the best for cold frigid weather.  If you like this item, check out the other Hurtta products available.                    

MEASURING THE DOG

1. Back length should be measured from the withers (not the collar) to the base of the tail, while the dog is standing in a normal position.
2. Neckline measurement should be taken at the base of the neck, this being the widest part of the neck. The neckline of the hood can be larger than the circumference of the dog’s neck, it can be adjusted to fit a smaller neck.
3. Chest measurement should be taken at the widest point of the chest, from behind the front legs. To ensure sufficient freedom of movement the chest of the coat should be 2-8″ wider than the dog’s chest.
4. Front leg length should be measured from the bottom of the rib cage, along the inner side of the leg to the wrist bone.  The legs of an overall are of an appropriate length when they reach down to the dog’s forearms.

Note: If the purpose of the overall is to protect the fur of a long-haired dog, the legs of the overall can be longer than listed above.  In this case however, the overall should only be worn when the dog is on a leash or under it’s owner’s supervision.