to think that animals shouldn't wear clothes?

[FasterHigherBeardierDaddyman]

It's a bit fucked up really isn't it? What kind of person thinks it's a good idea to take an animal that has evolved quite happily to not need clothes and dress them up? Plus it really creeps me out!

Dogs don't need clothes!

Cats don't need clothes!

Horses don't like fancy dress!

he wants to know what he did to deserve this

Right then. Everyone who has a Chihuahua, YABU. Go live in Mexico. Don't dress your dog up like this

Awwwwwwwwwww

did I mention LittleDog has a witch costume for Halloween, 2 Christmas costumes, and special Christmas pyjamas?

OOp Nrth then eh?! Sarah You dress your dog up for Halloween the way I dress my poor kids up at Halloween! [grins]

Doh!

Lol i found my dogs ASBO hoody today but my mil refuses to put it on him and as he lives with her now... I think he has got away with not wearing it :(

Yup Ooop North.

Damn kids are too old to be forced into dressing up now. So unfair.

Well pretty stupid and selfish imo if you live in a colder climate ,to buy a dog that wasn't meant to be in a colder climate.

We had doggy in tropical south England. Then all his fur fell out when he got poorly :( and he started to get cold. Then we moved Sweden. I know he'd rather wear a coat in the snow than have been left behind.

Poor poorly Kladdkaka doggie :(

your dogs will take their revenge...

He's all better now but his thick undercoat never grew back, so he still feels the cold.

:( hope your doggy is better now kladd.

I wana tank with a wee doggy in, its so cute awwwww

We have a Cav called Eric and if its raining he will only go out of a wee if you hold the umbrella for him. We take it in turns when we are all together. We look right twits lol

WIIIILDFIIIG!!!!

Wildfig. Nice to see you old chap. Manly backslaps etc.

Now. A hamster in a tutu. That's fine. But only if they are Serious About Ballet Lessons.

Hellooooo, GH! [friendly punch to the head]

My other hound has a very understated diamante collar to match the velvet bowtie, which she wears once a year at Christmas, mainly so that I can open the door, usher her in, and say, 'Ladeeez and gennlemen, Miss Shirley Basset!'

It never gets old for me.