All content by Aya Al-Zehhawi
As Boston’s low January temperatures are exacerbated by powerful winds and weekly snowfall, the city’s community has greatly considered how to best dress their dogs. With the added dangers of icy streets...
A young goldendoodle dressed in blue stands at his owner’s side, looking up diligently. The dog and owner enjoyed Boston Common’s wintry terrain, roaming around the snow, finding new scents and socializing...
Roxie, a 6-year-old poodle, shows off her argyle knit sweater. As a breed who needs regular grooming, she benefited from the extra layers in the cold.
A Majorca Ratter sits patiently in his furry green winter coat. His short fur does little in the Massachusetts cold, so he wore extra layers to stay comfortable.
A man takes a brisk walk in the park with four dogs. One paraded around in boots and a coat while the others bared the cold under the protection of warm fur.
Schmidty, a 6-year-old goldendoodle, sits for a portrait in the midst of a walk. Outfitted in thoughtful winter gear, he showed off his owner’s dedication to keeping him comfortable during their chilly...
Otis, a Bernese Mountain dog and miniature poodle mix, stands for a portrait in Boston Common. He flaunted his thick coat in the midst of Boston’s chills.
Kyva sits in the Back Bay Fens during a snow day dressed in a purple coat. The blue-eyed corgi enjoyed the few inches of snow by running around the park and befriending dogs left and right.