Ruff and Tumble Tørkedekken - Harbour

DESCRIPTION

The Harbour Collection is the same design and fabric as the Classic Collection and Country Collection

Ruff and Tumble’s Drying Coat dries your dog in minutes and takes the hassle out of managing wet dogs. Imagine a car that isn’t mud splattered and whiffy, or a kitchen without a heap of smelly, damp towels. Simply slip a Ruff and Tumble Drying Coat over your wet dog, fasten around the belly and neck with easy-to-use Velcro, and your job is done. The drying robe dries a dog quicker than you can and does all the work for you. Two layers of absorbent towelling wick away wet from your dog, and the soft cotton is comfortable and cosy for them to wear. No shivering in the back of the car, no wet dog smells, and no endless rubbing down.

The Ruff and Tumble Drying Coat is a double winner, for you and your dog.

• Read our 5* reviews on Facebook to see how Ruff and Tumble has made life with wet dogs easier for hundreds of happy customers
• Recommended by Vets
• Great for calming dogs (perfect on bonfire night!)
• No hassle returns: if you’re not happy, we’re not happy
• Special feature: Ruff and Tumble Drying Coat are the only coats that have an extra deep collar - simply fold up to make a hoody that dries the ears and the head
• Every Ruff and Tumble Drying Coat comes with a handy storage bag that is completely FREE
• Machine washable (Cool wash 30 degrees and gentle tumble dry.)

• In hot weather soak the inside of the Drying Coat in cold water to cool a hot pooch!

Features an extra long adjustable neck for drying wet ears.

Colours: Burgundy // French Navy // Mud // Harbour

Sizes – We recommend that if your dogs measurement does not match ours, pick the one that is slightly larger.

Sizing Advice

Weight is the most accurate measurement

Sizes are adjustable via a towelling ‘belly flap’, simply adjusted with Velcro straps. To determine the right size for your dog, you need to know your dog’s weight and “Topline”. (The Topline is measured from the base of the neck to the base of the tail).

All weights and breeds shown are guidelines only. There are always exceptions to the rule.

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