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corgimom · 03-01-2007, 10:25 AM

Hello,

I know we had been on this topic awhile back, and I think it was in regards to fluffies and trying to find something that would keep the clumps of snow from forming on their tummies.

I, myself don't use anything other than washing Cody's underside with a wet paper towel or sometimes I use baby wipes. I know their tummies can get very dirty and it seems like an endless job especially in the spring when the snow is melting around here and there is so much slush.

I have seen some articles of clothing for dogs such as snowsuits or these stretchy body suit type garmets, but I think they are special ordered and made to fit for your dog, and I am not sure how comfy they would be on a short legged Corgi.

Dog Coats from K9 TOP COAT. World leading dog apparel design.

https://www.neopaws.com/catalog/rain...hood-c-47.html

03-01-2007, 10:25 AM	#2 (permalink)
corgimom Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 3,199	Hello, I know we had been on this topic awhile back, and I think it was in regards to fluffies and trying to find something that would keep the clumps of snow from forming on their tummies. I, myself don't use anything other than washing Cody's underside with a wet paper towel or sometimes I use baby wipes. I know their tummies can get very dirty and it seems like an endless job especially in the spring when the snow is melting around here and there is so much slush. I have seen some articles of clothing for dogs such as snowsuits or these stretchy body suit type garmets, but I think they are special ordered and made to fit for your dog, and I am not sure how comfy they would be on a short legged Corgi. Dog Coats from K9 TOP COAT. World leading dog apparel design. https://www.neopaws.com/catalog/rain...hood-c-47.html Last edited by corgimom; 03-01-2007 at 10:37 AM.