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I had wearable blankets and hoods for my horses - surely they make such things for dogs. |
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We normally spray our dogs with that insulation
foam, around late November. It does restrict their
movement, but it keeps them toasty warm. And,
come spring when we cut the foam open and remove
it, it takes away ticks, fleas and loose hair. |
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Your bed counts as an insulating layer. The dog may simply
prefer an insulated cubbyhole for sleeping, than an actual
blanket. See what happens if, under your bed, you
surround the dog's sleeping spot on 3 sides with a blanket
"wall". Will the dog still use that spot, or pick another spot? |
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Maybe your dog is more open to new ideas, but I'm fairly sure that my dog would see this strange moving contraption over his bed as a threat, from which he must protect his family by bravely chewing it to pieces. Or, if he's not feeling brave that day, he might just hide from it and whine. |
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