Better not try this across the pond:
“Londoners who like to dress up their dogs should get it out of their system before the practice gets them into trouble. The RSPCA says that putting boots, all-in-one trousers, and hoodies on dogs could be harmful to them, and the organization may start prosecuting owners who “overdress” their pets if they think an animal’s welfare is at risk. They’re concerned about people getting pets as fashion accessories. “Taking on an animal is a long-term commitment. It’s quite humiliating and sends out the wrong message about pet care,” says an RSPCA spokeswoman.”
“I will not put this on again till next year”
The Exeter Town Crier 
Better not try this across the pond:
“Londoners who like to dress up their dogs should get it out of their system before the practice gets them into trouble. The RSPCA says that putting boots, all-in-one trousers, and hoodies on dogs could be harmful to them, and the organization may start prosecuting owners who “overdress” their pets if they think an animal’s welfare is at risk. They’re concerned about people getting pets as fashion accessories. “Taking on an animal is a long-term commitment. It’s quite humiliating and sends out the wrong message about pet care,” says an RSPCA spokeswoman.”
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