Hooded Frenchie Rain Poncho

Rain used to mean a cancelled walk. Not anymore! The Hooded Frenchie Rain Poncho slides on in seconds and keeps your batpig dry from the ears all the way down to the tail.

• lightweight waterproof shell that sends rain straight off the surface
• breathable mesh lining so your Frenchie stays cool underneath
• snug hood with a drawstring toggle that holds its shape in the wind
• adjustable belly strap with a quick release buckle
• reflective side print for dark and foggy evening walks
• open belly cut that keeps potty breaks simple
• available in Blue and Yellow in multiple sizes
• wipes clean with a damp cloth and air dries in minutes

Why do we 💙 the Hooded Frenchie Rain Poncho?

Cut for the Frenchie build

Broad chest, short neck, no waist to speak of. Most dog raincoats are drawn for long skinny dogs and end up gaping at the shoulders or squeezing the ribs. This one is a poncho, so there are no sleeves to wrestle little legs into and nothing pulling across that barrel chest. It drapes over the back, wraps down the sides, and one belly strap does the rest.

Waterproof outside, breathable inside

Frenchies are brachycephalic, which is a polite way of saying they heat up fast and cool down slowly. A plastic lined raincoat turns into a sauna after ten minutes. The full mesh lining here keeps air moving between the shell and your dog’s coat, so the rain stays out and the heat does not build up. Your pup comes home dry instead of damp and panting.

On in five seconds, off in three

One strap, one buckle, done. No zips, no four legs to thread, no wrestling match at the front door while the rain gets heavier. The hood has a drawstring toggle so you can snug it around the head or leave it loose, and it folds back flat on the days your Frenchie decides hoods are not their thing.

Bright enough to be seen

Autumn walks happen in the dark. Both colours were picked to pop against wet pavement, and the reflective print on the side catches headlights from a distance. Small detail, big difference when a car comes round the corner.