The winter wear we so desperately needed here in Maine at 18 degrees yesterday, but it ran a bit big actually long. The girth measured was correct but we are fostering a Belgian Malinois he seems to run not as long as to match his chest girth.
We are waiting to figure out a more suitable size. Meanwhile, we’ve doubled up on our flannel sleepwear wear that we purchased earlier.
Thank you for being our resource. This little guy got stuck in the Atlanta the Covid mess, ran the streets with littermates. Then to Boone NC but, always brought back to the shelters he was a handful, then on to Denver where his forever Papa rescued him, but fell into the Covid shutdown of his job a company with no inventory to sell at VW. Rescued and on he went to Salina Kansas also shelter. At his new home he became homeless. We heard of this horrid situation. Fortunately, as two t 70 yr old were able to connect the dots and with a lot of help. We became his foster parents at 71 years old we are. He has been reconnect with his real Dad, but is staying on with us while his forever Dad is at University to prepare for a new career. Aragon enjoys time with his real Papa, about every month for a few days. This Christmas they will have 3-4 weeks together. Must get a better coat as I’m sure they will hit the trail & beaches of snow. If there is an elderly couple out there who ever thought of doing something that is most rewarding, foster a very challenging breed to make it possible for…