12 Winter Trappings For the Dog With Outdoorsy Parents

We would never support thievery, but this doggy ski mask will have your pet looking like the cutest bank robber since Baby Driver.

If you have a smaller dog, they might not be able to keep up all day on longer walks and hikes. This pet backpack will help them get through the extra mileage. Plus, when flipped on its side, the washable faux sherpa comfort liner practically doubles as a bed so your pup can be relaxed and comfy no matter where you end up.

As it gets colder, many dogs’ noses can become dry and start to crack. Natural Dog Company’s Snout Soother can quickly remedy the situation.

These waterproof rubber boots will protect your pup’s paws so you both remain upright. And as an added bonus, they’re 100 percent biodegradable.

With insulation made from 250g of recycled polyester, this might be the warmest dog jacket available. Its bright, weather-resistant exterior will also give off big Jake Gyllenhaal in Everest energy, which is peak (pun intended) Gyllenhaal.

Few things feel more emotionally conflicting than heading out for an exciting day in nature with your dog, but having to pack single-use plastic bags to hold all their food. Wilderdog offers a solution with a bag designed specifically for dog food. Kiss freezer bags and self-eco-shaming goodbye.

Compared to simply walking around town, taking your dog in the woods and through country fields requires more variable explorative freedom. At times, it might be open enough that you’re comfortable letting your dog wander far. But in other moments, you’ll probably want them close to your hip. This set includes three individual leads at different lengths to accommodate any outdoorsy occasion. 

People who love nature love the National Parks, from Dartmoor to the Yorkshire Dales. This natty jacket is warm enough for your pup to roam around them in any temperature.

This calming paw balm contains a wealth of dog-friendly ingredients including blackcurrant and mandarin oils, protective olive wax, mango butter and geranium essential oils. The makers recommend applying a pea-sized amount to the paws twice a day, at least to begin with, so a little should go a relatively long way.

Let’s face it, many dogs are a little resistant to wearing shoes. WagWellies feature open-vented slits that’ll make putting them on easy (and your pup rethink their stance on footwear).

YETI has become a staple for outdoorsy types by providing heavy-duty products that will hold up in any condition. They’ve now brought their trademark durability to this dog bed with a detachable travel pad for maximum comfort on the road.  

This lightweight, cleverly designed jacket uses a foiled fabric to reflect the dog’s own body heat back towards them. It’s also fully waterproof, so it’ll keep your pup warm come rain or shine (which is useful given how often the British weather changes in winter).