Fleece Lined Raincoat

Description Reviews The ActiveDogs Fleece-Lined Working Dog Raincoat is built for serious working dogs that need protection from rain, wind, and cold weather. Made from high-quality water- and wind-resistant nylon, this generously sized raincoat sheds water effectively while providing superior coverage and comfort. Unlike typical raincoats, this design incorporates an internal harness system, allowing you to use the handle without placing stress on the raincoat itself. The fleece lining adds warmth, helps the coat stay securely in place, and allows airflow for your dog’s comfort during extended wear. The adjustable chest and girth straps provide a secure fit, while the hood can be worn up for additional weather protection or rolled back when not needed. Reflective tape on the front and back enhances visibility in low-light conditions. A clear vinyl ID window on the back allows you to display identification cards or important information, and the coat includes four interchangeable 2″ x 6″ reflective patches attached with hook-and-loop backing. Comfortable enough for everyday use, this versatile raincoat also works well as a cold-weather jacket. Made in the USA. Features: Water- and wind-resistant nylon exterior Warm fleece lining Internal harness support system Built-in handle Adjustable chest and girth straps Roll-up hood design Reflective safety tape Clear vinyl ID window Includes four interchangeable 2″ x 6″ reflective patches Can be used as a raincoat or cold-weather jacket Made in the USA Available Sizes: Medium: 24″30″ Girth Large: 30″37″ Girth Additional Information: Patches come standard attached with hook-and-loop backing Service Dog: is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person’s disability. Therapy Dog: is defined as a trained therapeutic dog thatprovides psychological or physiological therapy to individuals other than their handler. These dogs doNOT have ADA public access rights and must have permission from an establishment to enter.