Coattails K9 Clothes

11/13/2024

Here are some recent pics from our satisfied customers

10/10/2024

Ok, here's Alice, her Dad says she lives her new outfit from Coattails K9 Clothes!

10/04/2024

Here's a sweet little girl who's Mommy just bought her a new carry bag from Coattails K9 Clothes

10/04/2024

Amazing.

07/12/2024

06/22/2024

IT’S NATIONAL DACHSHUND DAY! BOY DO WE HAVE DACHSHUNDS!! SHOW US YOU DOXIES & CONSIDER ADOPTING OURS!

These babies are from the Ann’s Angel group. Of the 26, we have 6 left, all who have specific needs, so we’re asking for more specific applicants!

These babies are very VERY devoted to an owner and will chase men & children. We’re not trying to be sexist, but it’s happening over & over! They want a mama and no children! If you’re that mama, please apply at gratefulrescue. org!!

Now, back to National Dachshund Day!!

Dachshunds have been making their way into the hearts of humans for hundreds of years!! Originally bred in Germany to hunt badgers, these little pups got their name from the two German words for badger (“dachs”) and dog (“hund”). In German, the name is pronounced “daaks-hunt”, which is why the breed is sometimes called by the nickname “doxie” or “dachsie”. Because of their stubby little legs and long torsos, the dachshund has also become known as the “weiner dog!!”

National Dachshund Day was established to honor and pay respect to these dogs that are one of the smallest breeds. The day is celebrated on the longest day of the year, June 21, offering a little nod to the length of the dachshund’s body!

Fun Facts About Dachshunds

Dachshunds come in two sizes. The standard size of this dog weighs up to 35 pounds and the miniature weighs only 11 pounds or less.

Dachshunds can have three different types of coats: smooth, wired or long-haired, but smooth is the most popular.

The first official mascot for the Olympics in 1972 was a dachshund named Waldi.
Dachshunds live a very long time, longer than most dog breeds. Many different dachshunds have held the world record for the oldest dog!!

05/28/2024

Hello everyone in Facebook land! I am writing this post for a friend who does not use social media.

This is an attempt to find a lost quilt that she made for a family member. Perhaps you have seen it somewhere.

The pictures are somewhat blurred, but the yellow zig-zag pattern is very unique. She made this quilt with much love and care for a family member who, through a series of bad decisions left it in the care of a friend who unfortunately passed away and she believes it was left in Johnson County Indiana and his family may still have possession of this one of a kind handmade quilt.

She is offering a reward for its return. Please reach out to me if you have seen this quilt in the last 2 years.

Thank you for reading.

03/31/2024

Happy Easter everyone! (Art by CindiLynch)

02/01/2024

Sunday funnies

Off the Mark Comics

01/05/2024

Made me laugh!