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How to Get Your Frenchie to Actually Wear a Raincoat
Bought the raincoat and now your Frenchie freezes like a statue? Here's the slow, treat-heavy way to go from frozen to ready for a rainy walk.
Tito & Tails
Oct 173 min read
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5 Rainy-Day Dog Walks Around Tacoma and Seattle
Rain is the forecast most of the year here, so we don't wait for a dry day. Five spots from Tacoma to Redmond that work in the wet, with notes for short-legged, flat-faced dogs.
Tito & Tails
Oct 132 min read
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Is My French Bulldog Too Cold? Winter Tips for the Pacific Northwest
Short coat, flat face, low belly: Frenchies feel the cold faster than most dogs. Here's how to tell when your Frenchie is chilly and how to keep winter walks comfortable.
Tito & Tails
Oct 133 min read
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7 Rainy-Day Walk Tips for French Bulldogs
Frenchie refusing to leave the porch? Here's how we get Tito out the door, around the block and dried off again, all through a Pacific Northwest rainy season.
Tito & Tails
Oct 132 min read
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How to Help Your French Bulldog Through Fireworks and Storms
Thunder, fireworks, windstorms: Northwest fall and winter are loud. Here's how to set up a calm space, what to do in the moment, and where a calming vest fits in.
Tito & Tails
Oct 122 min read
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Do French Bulldogs Need a Raincoat? A Pacific Northwest Answer
Short coat, low belly, flat face, and nine months of drizzle. Here's why a lot of Frenchie owners in the Northwest end up reaching for a raincoat, and what to look for in one.
Tito & Tails
Oct 122 min read
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How to Measure Your French Bulldog for a Raincoat
Frenchies are built like little linebackers, so weight charts don't work. Here's how to measure chest, neck and back so the coat actually fits.
Tito & Tails
Oct 102 min read
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