Many moon ago there weren't as many places to get coats that would properly fit a greyhound. Voyagers was just THEEE place to go. They had sporting coats, tummy warmers, rain gear, winter jackets in every color, style and greyhound size you could possibly want. Having 9 greyhounds, I just found them a little pricey, even though I wanted my hounds to be 'stylish' as well. I have gotten quite a few items from them though and everything I have gotten fit quite well and are high quality items that will last us for a very long time. Even though, these days, there seem to be Greyhound garb everywhere you turn, so much selection and vendors to choose from, the Voyager's still have a place in my heart.

Pros: These Greyhound appearal makers have been around LONG time. Great styles for hounds in a traditional sense.

Cons: Pricey

This is great! We actually had one of these for a dog like a greyhound (mixed breed really long and stuff) and it looked great on her. We tried another dog blanket but it just went, well too far up on her it looked uncomfortable.

I like it and if I get another dog I will be sure to get another, if it fits!

Pros: Great for other breeds too.

Cons: none

When we adopted our greyhound, we looked at a lot of coats, and finally settled on the Voyagers coat. We bought it years ago, and it still looks as great as on the first day we brought it home! It also has a reflective strip along the back for night-time safety.

Pros: Warm, Quality Construction, Affordable

Cons: none!

My shelter had a greyhound mascot for a time and Scooter always needed a coat when the weather got colder. Greyhounds have such thin skin and the temperatures really bother them.
Having a coat is a must if you own a greyhound and live in the north east.

Pros: none

Cons: none

This is a great coat because it has a neck/ear warmer too. My greyhounds' coats don't have that, and their ears are always cold when they come inside. But with this coat that isn't a problem.

Pros: Really warm

Cons: none