Dog Bandanas are often thought of as just another canine fashion accessory that can help add a splash of color to your pup’s wardrobe. While they certainly do that, they can also serve some pretty important purposes as well.
White Dog Bandanas Signal a Sight or Hearing Challenge
If your dog wears a white dog bandana, it signals to others that they have vision or hearing challenges. This may help other people to be more mindful of how they approach the dog and to respect their space if they decide not to interact with them.
Red Dog Bandanas Warn of Danger or Harm
A dog who wears a red bandana does not want to interact with people and should be given some space, even if they are wearing a happy expression. Typically, the dog is not fully vaccinated or socialized so it’s best to be cautious around them.
Keeps Sunburn at Bay
A patterned dog bandana can protect your pet’s ears and snout from getting burnt by the summer sun. It can also be a great way to keep cool on hot days, as dogs have a hard time keeping their bodies and faces cool naturally. Luckily, there are several cooling products available that can be applied to the bandana or collar to make sure your pup stays comfortable.
A bandana can also be used as a drool bib for breeds that tend to drool a lot. Simply place the bandana under their chin and secure it loosely. Just be careful that it is not too tight so that they cannot pull it off. Dog Bandanas
