Page 2 has more examples of  Great Dane knit wool coats and shows the variety of styles by using different colored yarns and textures. These sweaters can be made to meet your taste and needs. To enlarge pictures click on photo
	Libby in the snow	Libby front view	Libby is wearing an embellished  a Custom Knit Dog Sweater Coats styled as a  striped pullover. Her mom states "the sizing is dead on." She is very excited about the sweater. You can see from the front view how the stripes match into a " V".  Stripes are a good way to make the sweater more interesting.
	Side view of Fancy Sweater	"Very Fancy" Snood	Sonny's example of the  Dress Up Dog Custom Sweaters  includes ruffles around the entire sweater including the legs with a long stylish neck, and flowers with pearls to cover the snaps.  Sonny has  Great Dane knit  accessories--a snoody hoodie, a very practical hat for keeping your doggie's  head and ears warm and can be converted into a turtle neck.  She also has matching long wooly leggings in pink to keep her legs warm.
	Bella is working to get that sweater off	Bella is persistent	Bella has a blue striped pullover dog knit sweater. As you can see Bella is attempting to get her sweater off and probably will. Some dogs do not like sweaters. The Snapback style is constructed so that the dog cannot get out of the sweater. Bella also has longer legs on her sweater. We can make modifications within limits to meet your needs.
	Beau in his bright red & white snapback	Beau resting after a busy day	Beau is a beautiful Great Dane from British Columbia. Her mom enjoys bright Canadian colors and chose bright red and white for her custom knit sweater coats snapback. He a young dog and still growing.
xoxoxoxoxoxoxo	Capone in his snapback		Capone is just a puppy. His mom has been around Great Danes for a number of years and thought she could estimate how much the dog would grow and adjust the measurements accordingly. She understood that the sweater might not fit the dog at maturity as each dog grows to their own shape and size. If you are interested in having a sweater made at a young age you take this risk. We cannot guarantee that the sweater will fit at maturity. Great Danes reach maturity between two and three years.  Our suggestion is to buy a standard sweater based on a generic Great Dane pattern. The following link will give you an idea of how fast a Great Dane grows.  http://en.allexperts.com/q/Dogs-701/2008/3/Great-Dane-Puppy-Growth.htm Top of Page Go back to our Custom Knit Great Dane Sweater Coats on Page 1		xoxoxoxoxoxoxo