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King Charles sells tweed coats for dogs in Sandringham Estate shop

By Greta Inglis Dog Behaviourist | Animal Behaviourist

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King Charles has recently launched a line of dog coats at the Sandringham Estate shop, combining his love of dogs with his love of tweed clothing.

The King's love of tweed made headlines in recent years, after he spoke of wearing the same coat for 40 years. 

Now the passionate dog lover has created a pet-friendly clothing line, which has just launched at the Sandringham Estate shop. 

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Passionate about pets

 King Charles has always been open about his love of pets, with dogs holding a special place in his heart. 

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In February 2017 he rescued two Jack Russells called Beth and Bluebell. When Beth sadly passed away last year, Queen Camilla adopted a puppy named Moley and King Charles was gifted a Lagotto Romagnolo named Snuff. 

Happy Hounds

The tweet coats are part of the Happy Hound range, which includes a tweed bandana and a tweed treat pouch. 

Branded "perfect for frosty winter walks", the coats come in many different sizes and are machine washable. Prices range from £39.99 to £49.99. 

Owners can also buy dog treats for £4.99, made with venison from the Sandringham Estate. 

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