DoggyStyle: Hipster Dog Hoodies

If you had told me years ago that I would be "dressing up" my 75 pound pitbulls, I never would have believed you. But as we've been Spring Cleaning and putting the pooches' coats and sweaters away, I realize how much I crossed over into dog-dressingdom . But at the same time, I realize how completely necessary this is:

1) Pit Bulls have short hair and tend to get really cold in the winter.
Our first winter, Miss M was a quivering mess and I couldn't even get her near the door, let alone outside to go potty. It was through this experience that I learned the value of dog coats, and since then, I have never looked back.
2) We've found that wearing stuff makes our dogs more approachable.
I can't tell you how many more people approach our pooches when they're in gear. Usually they want to know about the gear, then they want to know what kind of dog they are. And before they can develop any kind of notion, the pooches have already won them over.

Knowing this, I feel justified in buying all kinds of sweaters and gear. Right now we're especially loving these Zack & Zoey hoodies.
While most dog gear is marked up, these are super inexpensive: around $13-17. We got ours in a size Extra Large. They actually have arm holes, which are sometimes make it hard to take off, but we like how hilariously buff it makes them look:

Maybe it's the pooches' big heads, but when I need a good laugh I also like to see them with the hoodie part up. Mr. B kind of reminds me of "Green Man" from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.