Dogs are the original hurkle-durklers “Hurkle-durkle” is a Scottish word with real roots. It dates back to the 1800s and describes lingering awake in bed when you should have got up. It's not sleeping, not rushing, just resting quietly and letting the day begin slowly. It is intent …

Muddy walks and wet dogs are simply part of life with our canine best friends. Whether it’s relentless rain, sideways sleet or persistent drizzle, most dogs don’t give the weather a second thought. They need their walks whatever the weather.  For some dog owners, drying off afterwa …

Stay warm, dry and ready for winter fun with Dogrobes  Winter is here, and with it comes the rain, the mud, the wild winds and, if we’re lucky, the magic of snow. It’s the season of cosy nights in, crisp morning walks and dogs who return home just a little too soggy for your sofa. …

A festive Instagram giveaway celebrating the best British-made dog brands This December, we’re teaming up with a selection of fellow Made in Britain makers to bring you something truly special - the Barkmas Giveaway 2025. It's our festive celebration of thoughtful, British-made gifts for the d …

Real insights from 2,686 verified reviews. Every dog has their own little routine after a wet walk. Some shake, some zoom, some burrow under blankets… and some — like gorgeous Macchiato here — sit patiently in their Dogrobe, cosy, calm and already half dry. Image credit: @freelan …

Discover the secret behind Dogrobes' unparalleled drying power - our innovative dual-loop fabric. Find out how it works and what the benefits are of using this unique fabric. Learn why a single-layer has advantages and how to fit a Dogrobe for the best results. Dogrobes ‘magic’ fabric Cu …

When fireworks fill the sky, they thrill us but can frighten our dogs. With Bonfire Night fast approaching, it’s time to prepare your four-legged friend for the sights and sounds ahead. At Dogrobes, we know how important it is to keep dogs calm, warm and secure — and our Dogrobes and Sn …

Did you know ... having a furry friend in your life can bring more than just companionship and joy? Research shows that having a dog can have a positive impact on your overall health and wellbeing. From reducing stress and anxiety to improving heart health and increasing exercise, the benefits are …

Have you set any New Year’s resolutions this year? Especially after we've indulged over Christmas, it’s a common time for us to want to exercise more, eat better and generally get in shape. The good news is that you don’t have to splash out on a pricey personal trainer – yo …