How daft do you want your dog to look at Christmas? Galaxus: Yes!
1.12.2023
Translation: machine translated
Are you still looking for a suitable Christmas outfit for your dog? I'll show you our favourite pearls here.
Does your dog hate being dressed up in funny costumes at Christmas? My dog, er Diva, doesn't think there's anything worse than having to get into her puke green elf jumper and wear a red Christmas hat every year. But it's no use - she has to be in the family photo and a single-coloured dog collar isn't glamorous enough. As a reward, there's Christmas dog roast afterwards and so she reluctantly joins in.
If you also want to dress your dog in a silly, chic or funny way for Christmas: I searched our shop and came across the following treats.
Warm knitted jumper
The classic: a warm jumper with four holes for your dog's legs. The counterpart to our Ugly Christmas Sweater, so to speak. In the shop you'll find jumpers with a Father Christmas print or a plain, boring knitted design. You're sure to have even more fun with the "Hohoho" model from Beeztees: The jumper has reversible sequins on the back that can be changed from "Fa La La" to "Ho Ho Ho".
For elegant dogs: the Christmas fly
If you just want to put a small accessory on your dog's neck, this red bow tie might be a good option. You can attach it to the collar or pull the elastic over the animal's head like a collar.
A plush scarf
If a jumper or dog coat is too much for you and your four-legged friend, you can also find a Christmas dog scarf here: red and with a white fluffy pom-pom at the end. "Not only does it look very cute, it also keeps your dog's neck nice and warm," advertises manufacturer Beeztees. That's important - we all know that most dogs don't have any fur on their necks, hohohoho. The neck circumference of the scarf is adjustable.
World domination instead of Christmas
Christmas is too boring for you? How about a Captain America outfit for Bello or a pink flamingo robe for Bella instead? You and your dog are guaranteed to be eye-catchers under the Christmas tree.
A festive gift as a reward
You can also find a reward for all the pointless dressing up in our shop: Christmas cuddly toys. We have the green Christmas tree at home. What can I say: the dog loves it.
Cover picture: Anne Fischer
A true local journalist with a secret soft spot for German pop music. Mum of two boys, a dog and about 400 toy cars in all shapes and colours. I always enjoy travelling, reading and go to concerts, too.
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