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Old 04-28-2008, 01:58 AM #1
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Can anyone give me some web sites that sell creative adopt me dog vests??
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I did a google search for those words-
http://www.google.com/search?q=adopt...ient=firefox-a
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Just as an FYI - we just make our own using a standard dog coat as a pattern. You don't even have to sew - just use some fuseable tape and some velcro.

Since we started with the coats, our donations have gone from $15 on a good day to about $100 most days (for 3 hours). Our coats say "Will Bark For Donations" and have a money pocket." Greyhounds rarely bark, so occasionally people are disappointed, but they love to put money in those coats!!
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Just as an FYI - we just make our own using a standard dog coat as a pattern. You don't even have to sew - just use some fuseable tape and some velcro.

Since we started with the coats, our donations have gone from $15 on a good day to about $100 most days (for 3 hours). Our coats say "Will Bark For Donations" and have a money pocket." Greyhounds rarely bark, so occasionally people are disappointed, but they love to put money in those coats!!
Can you provide details on how you make these coats? Thanks deb
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I haven't sewn or made anything in decades! But if you have the skills, here is a web site for making those vests. http://www.ehow.com/how_5079534_make...paign=yssp_art

Vests to order... http://www.dogbooties.com/admoptmevests.html

Tshirts http://www.moondoggieinc.com/products.asp?cat=13
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