2 or 4 Legged Equafleece

[pipkoi]

Looking at getting these for our boys but undecided between the 2 or 4 legged versions.
Would welcome any advice, pros and cons
Thanks

[Holly Berry]

I've got the 2 legged jumper for both of mine. They are 7 & 1 and active with no sign of rheumatism or arthritis, but if I still had my older girls I would have got them the 4 legged if only to keep their hips warm. They can put in a waterproof back zip in the 4 legged version if the dog is stiff or arthritic,extra £9

[JeffandAnnie]

I have the four legs. I didn't know about the zip - would have done that if I had, as it's difficult getting them out of the back legs and Jeff squeaks a bit  I think I may have gone a bit too small though as I saw a comment that a 22 was too big and they are stretchy.

[leisl]

We have two and four legs in an assortment of colours (what a surprise).  Muppet tends to have the 4 legs on as she has far more feathers than Krumblino.  Both dogs are happy in either though and I find the 4 legs keeps the burrs out of their coats.
Lxx

[Geordietyke]

After trying the 4 legged version in an 18-20", I decided it may be a bit of a struggle as Odie grew so opted for the 4 legged 22" which is roomy but easier to get on and off!  Ideal for him as he has a lot of feathers and gets completely soaked when mooching through the wet grass etc.  Saying that, the 2 legged ones are very cute too

[Emma xx]

Meg has the 2 legged on (which Alfie currently borrows, poor deprived puppy!) in black which is ideal for her as she doesnt have many feathers. I am going to order the 4 legged for Alfie this week as he has more feather and takes longer to dry than Meg does. Havent decided which size to go for yet though, either 18-20" which will be snug and harder to get on, or 22" which will probably be a bit big but easier to get on .... will have to think about that xxx