People love their dogs like family (and some people love their dogs more than family), so it's not surprising that they love spoiling their furry friends with the latest dog fashions. With top international designers and fashion school students alike trying their hand at designing for the four-legged market, there has never been more style and selection for the haute dog. In years past, dog clothing was typically frou-frou, cutesy, and costume-like, but the pendulum is now swinging the other way. Dog fashion today has become more casual, comfortable, and contemporary, as the following trends show.

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Denim. Just as denim is in every person's closet, it has also become a fashion essential for canines. Because denim is so durable and comfortable, it is one of the most popular fabrics for pets. In shades from cream to deep indigo, denim shows its versatility this season in casual mode as a pair of doggie dungarees, or dressed up as a jean jacket lined with fleece or faux fur.

Hoodies. Another example of pet attire that mirrors people fashion is hoodies. In the past few years, hoodies have become more popular than ever among all age groups, so it makes sense that hoodies are now a hot fashion design trend for dogs. And just as for people, they come in styles as varied as velour tracksuits to windbreakers.

Does your dog need his own house? Well, I would imagine so. If you keep your dog outside I would diffidently have a house for him. Just remember to bring him indoors, or give him a safe place during extremely cold weather.

Scarves and ties. These accessories are popular in pet boutiques because they're more affordable than an entire outfit. Dogs who don't like to wear clothes are more amenable to wearing something around their necks. And like other dog fashions, these scarves and ties look just like what people would wear. The scarves range from lambswool scarves to faux mink stoles; and the latest neckties don't just clip on - they're incorporated with a collar so look they hand-tied.

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