Keep Your Dog Dry With These Stylish Raincoats

Name a more classic and timeless piece than a preppy yellow raincoat – we’ll wait. Now, thankfully, your dog has one to match with Maxbone’s best-selling Talon Raincoat. It features a snap-off hood, adjustable cuffs and a hole in the back for a lead. Plus, it’s machine-safe so you can toss it in the dryer after a heavy downpour.

Stutterheim’s colour-blocked raincoat doubles as a snappy Pride outfit (which should definitely extend past the month of June). It’s also perfect for the pet parent who doesn’t shy away from a pop of colour. In other good news for pup parents who love to match their pets, Stutterheim makes this anorak for humans, too.

Double-layered for added protection, this sleek raincoat is both chic and super-practical. The adjustable strap ensures a snug and secure fit for even the wriggliest of dogs.

Canada Pooch’s waterproof shell is the tiny space suit you never knew your pup needed. Best worn on colder and windy days, this insulated fleece-lined raincoat features full-belly coverage, plus a funnel neck and hood for extra protection from the elements. It’s currently available from Pets at Home in black and iridescent designs.

If your pup has almost as much energy as the average worker bee, they’ll love this lightweight bee print jacket. It’s cleverly designed, too, with a cut-out at the top for your dog’s lead.

This leopard print water repellent coat is the perfect way to protect your pup from a downpour. The coat’s neon orange trim and lined hood adds an ’80s twist to an otherwise classic garment – we can practically hear Kate Bush playing in the background. Its adjustable velcro closures and flap pocket add a practical touch for the pup who likes to carry their own treats.

What could be cuter than a duffel coat for your pup? This one is lightweight, has a breathable mesh lining and also benefits from underbelly splash protection. Plus, it does up quite easily with front-fastening poppers, so dressing your dog won’t take all day.

When it starts getting dark in late-afternoon, you’ll want your dog to be as visible as possible during their evening walk. This jacket’s reflective fabric will make them easy to spot even if the rain is really lashing down, and it has a warm inner lining for cosiness. It’s practical as well as a bit of a fashion statement.