#NoMoreWetDogs

This invention builds upon two ideas in weird things here at Thingology: 

1) Inventions for animals (see cat window perches, to-go fish tanks)

2) Umbrellas (see the full-body umbrella)

To add on to the human umbrella, and to feature something for another type of animal (what to feature next?), I bring to you the dog umbrella.

taken from the Amazon page

There are some pluviophile dogs out there, I'm sure, but this umbrella isn't for them. This is for the dog who just wants to see some sun for once. This is for the dog who just got a perm and can't get their fur wet. This is for the dog who wastes too much money dry-cleaning their leash. This is for the dog who has to wear a light coat for the sake of fashion. This is for those dogs out there who just need to stay dry, you know? This is for those dogs.

Simply harness up your dog (is that even grammatically correct?) and walk them. Then their tail and feet will be wet, and probably the rest of their body, but it'll be much less wet than a non-umbrella'd dog.

The model pictured is clear, so it wouldn't work as a parasol. But there are other dog umbrellas out there that could shade your dog. This model, as linked above, can be bought at the Amazon page. And, as always, a quick Google search will likely bring you plenty of results.

That's all for today, thingologists! See you tomorrow!