I agree. This is a very cute shirt with a cute saying.

Pros: cute

Cons: none

Differ is 50 pounds and wears the XL of the Companion Road Play Date T-shirt. It does fit her perfectly. I like Companion Road apparel because it is affordable and well made.

Once in a while, we can find a piece by Companion Road to fit Alarm who is between 55-60 pounds. But not too often.

Companion Road Apparel is a great product that we trust.

Pros: affordable, well made

Cons: need even bigger sizes

I've seen this shirt at PetsMart, and I think it's one of the cutest things ever. Unfortunately, the one dog I have who likes wearing clothing, Akane, is NOT available for playdates because she's cranky and fearful around new dogs. Suzuka and Miki won't wear shirts, and Perdita, while she'll tolerate some clothing, doesn't like things that go over her head plus she is also not available for playdates due to her unpredictability with new dogs and aggression issues towards children.

Companion Road actually offers clothing in sizes above "pocket pup" though, and I've had great fun trying the various styles on CPP dogs in the past. It helps that they're reasonably priced, and the company does donate to rescue and shelter animals in need.

Pros: Companion Road actually offers larger sizes, cute way to advertise for doggy friends

Cons: Not all dogs will wear clothing, must pull over dog's head

Differ loves to dress up. So in the spring and fall, she has her T-shirts. Companion Roads makes several different styles.

The Play Date T-shirt is in red and gray and fits Differ very well.

Pros: affordable, easy to clean, fits great.

Cons: can't think of any

I saw this shirt on one of Toby's friends while we were walking last week. The dog looked so cute. The dog is a cavalier king charles. The owner said they bought it at Petsmart a couple of weeks ago. It had been washed several times but still looked great and still fit well. I think I will go get one for my dog.

Pros: attention getting shirt

Cons: none