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Fortress Waterproof Dog Coat - Competition


This is your chance to win one of five Australian Fortress Waterproof dog coats designed by Dog Bless You for your pooch!

The cooler months are here and despite having a fur coat, our dogs - especially short-haired breeds and senior dogs - do feel the chill and may be reluctant to head outside for their daily walk or a romp in the park!

We want your pooches to be toasty warm this winter so we teamed up with our friends at More than Paws for your chance to win one of their great Fortress Waterproof Dog Coats.

The Australian Fortress Fabric waterproof dog coat is designed by Dog Bless You to appeal to the rugged city dog as well as the rural country dog! The waterproof Fortress fabric is made here in Australia with the manufacturing taking place in Fiji. This coat features a warm sherpa lining with velcro adjustments around the chest and neck for precise fitting. It also comes with studs for better fitting around the neck.


This coat is available in Navy or Red and comes in a wide range of sizes (fitting back lengths from 25cm to 80cm).

5 lucky winners will get to choose both their colour and size!


To enter, Like and Share our post via Facebook or Instagram  (post 16/06/17) and answer this question correctly "How many sizes does the Australian Fortress Waterproof dog coat by Dog Bless You come in PLUS tell us which colour AND size you would like to win?"


TERMS & CONDITIONS

1. This Competition will close on 23/06/17 at 1pm. Entries open to Australian residents only. Winners will be announced on 24/06/17 on this page. Please allow 2-3 weeks to receive your dog coat directly from the company.
2. To enter, you must Like and Share our post and answer correctly this question: "How many sizes does the Australian Fortress Waterproof dog coat come in? PLUS tell us which colour AND size you would like to win?"
3. Please note you MUST LIKE our Facebook page  OR FOLLOW our Instagram page @australiandoglover to be eligible.
4. You can only enter once (not both via Facebook and Instagram) or you will be disqualified.
5. Each extra person tagged in the Comments will earn the entrant an additional entry (maximum of  3 extra entries).
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