Thursday, January 22, 2009

My Review of Granite Gear High Visibility Coat

Originally submitted at REI

Enhance your dogs safety by putting this reflective, bright yellow Granite Gear coat on him.



Great Dog Coat!

By Helgerquest from Bangor, Maine on 1/22/2009

4out of 5

Gift: No

Sizing: Feels half size too small

Pros: Washes Well, Fun, Easy to Put On, Good Quality, Good cold wet climates

Cons: Reflective unstitching

Best Uses: Outdoors, Harsh Weather, Medium Dogs

Describe Yourself: Single Dog Owner, Service Dog handler

This coat is great for our cold, wet and snowy winter climate. Great water reppellency, wind reppellency, fleece lined for warmth. I have 2 for my dog, one with service dog patches and one without for playtime. They are 3 years old now and the velcro is still good on both... just keep them fastened when not in use, and when in wash. I like the wide bands that fasten the coat onto the dog as it adds to the warmth of the coat. Would be nice to have more chest protection though. Great product!

Rosie on an evening walk after a storm.

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Rosie in her service dog coat

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Wednesday, January 07, 2009

Norwegian Association of the Blind: Don't Disturb the Ones Working!


Enjoy the Norwegian sense of Humor in this Public Service Announcement that will educate you as to why you cannot pet a service dog while it is at work.

Click and watch...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nf6-i5C0Bwg&feature=channel_page

Vest on = At work!

Please don't disturb the service dog while it is working! This means do not make noises, talk to, stare at, pet or make noises towards a service dog while it is at work. They can not concentrate on their job if they are being distracted.
THANKS!