Dog clothes are not just a fashion accessory; in some cases, they are a necessity for the well-being and health of your furry friend. While some dog breeds seem to be more resistant to the elements due to their thick coat, others need extra protection from the cold, rain or heat. Below are some dog breeds that we recommend wearing clothing:

1. Chihuahua : These small dog breeds have little body fat and a smaller layer of hair, so they are more sensitive to the cold. A small dress or sweater can help maintain their body temperature.
2. Greyhound : Because of their slim build, greyhounds have less subcutaneous fat, which means they are more sensitive to cold weather. The clothes protect their skin from wind and cold.
3. Dachshund : Because of their long spine, dachshunds are more prone to chilling on their backs. Clothing, especially sweaters or coats, can provide extra warmth during the colder months.
4. Chinese Crested : Breeds that do not have much hair, such as the Chinese Crested, need clothing to protect against UV rays and the cold. Their sensitive skin is more exposed to the weather.
5. Bulldog : Breeds that have shallow nostrils, such as bulldogs, are more sensitive to heat. Cooling clothes or shirts with UV protection can help prevent overheating in the warm months.
6. Shih Tzu : These small, long-haired breeds can benefit from clothing (especially owners) to prevent their coat from getting dirty or wet on rainy days.
7. Pomeranian : Pomeranians are small and sensitive to the cold due to their small stature. Clothing such as jackets or sweaters can help keep you warm.
8. Poodle : Because poodles have a thicker and curlier coat, they are more prone to knotting. Clothing, especially in rainy weather, can keep their fur dry and reduce the possibility of tangling.

When choosing clothes for your dog, it is important to consider the individual needs and preferences of each breed. In addition, it is important that the clothes fit the puppy and do not restrict its movement or cause discomfort. Always consult your veterinarian if you are unsure whether your dog needs clothing and what type of clothing would be best for him.