Dog Raincoat with Reflective Bar, Rain/Water Resistant, Adjustable Vest - Dog Raincoats for Greyhounds, Lurchers and Whippets - Yellow - S

I got an XXXL. My dog's dimensions: back -29in chest - 29in. Probably could of went down a size but overall fits comfortably, just have to be careful with the belly band so it doesn't cover his junk (probably wouldn't be an issue with the smaller size). Color is amazing, material better than expected (thought it would be cheap fabric).This price is perfect especially if you don't know if your dog likes clothes and not ready to invest in a $100 custom greyhound coat yet.

Very good fit for a Great Dane; very pleased furmom and pup :)Getting a "perfect" fit is impossible when you own pups that are bigger than you. This was the perfect length which was a shocker! Do wish the Velcro straps were a tad longer but they have great cling so it's stayed in place even on hour-long romps. Nice to have an option without a hood; they're always too big and end up blinding my pups large or small. The cowl-style is nice to keep the wind off her neck (am I the only one that hates that feeling?)Goes on & off w ease & that means a lot when your dog is feeling uncooperative and can knock ya down with a swipe of her tail.Not sure why stretch is a category to rank so I left it blank. It's not meant to stretch.Bravo on a well made product! Click BUY NOW immediately

My dog is not a greyhound, but she is a long and lean 85lbs. Tried a couple different doggie coats that were way too big in the chest and not long enough to cover her to the tail. This one fits great, is pretty adjustable in terms of how thick your dog is in the back (where the velcro strap is). It keeps her dry in light to normal rain - not sure how it would do in a torrential downpour, but I'm not trying to walk in those either! She uses a harness to walk, so we just strap that over the raincoat and it works great.

This coat arrived the week of 3 major thunderstorms so we've tested it out. It fits our 27 pound female Whippet generously/comfortably. The long neck covers her up to the top of her head. She still gets pelted in the eyes but anything longer might block her vision. It's pretty ez to get it on her and we are grateful for it on those 10pm pee walks. Am a little concerned how the hole you put the harness leash through will survive over time but overall, this was a great purchase and well worth the money.She looks really cute in it but I did not want to bother her, she's sleeping right now.

My greyhound is 84 pounds. Very long and tall. This coat is a perfect fit - able to move forward enough to miss his junk still covers over his backside and has a long enough waist belt. It’s two layers which is great because it makes the whole coat soft and pliable. I’ve had many sighthounds over 40 years, dozens of every kind of coat but this is the best raincoat I’ve ever found. Thank you!!

Not sure how long it will hold up, but for the money it’s worth it. My greyhound is a 65 pound female and the XXL seems to fit her well. People comment on the neck part that should be longer to cover the head, which it does barely fit over her ears, but that’s not a concern for me since she hates covers on her head anyway. It’s a very windy day and it stayed in place pretty good, just a few booty lifts when the wind really got going.

This is a nice raincoat and a good price, but if you need to use a leash with it, good luck. The hole for the leash is too small for the leash clasp to get through to the collar ring. Maybe for a toy breed's lightweight leash and collar, but not for a 50# dog. The fabric is nice, well lined with a mesh fabric to keep the dog cool and well made, but the leash hole is just too small to be practical. I would have given it a 5 star review, but for this issue. I'll keep the coat and try to figure out how to enlarge the hole without having the fabric tear.

This dog raincoat has been pretty successful for my greyhound.- They should have more information to help you pick the size- The coat could use a couple of slits in the front so the dog's front legs don't get constrained