Ever visited the white cliffs of Mons Klint in Denmark? They bring out thousands of people from all over the world every year and we understand why. And the best part? Dogs are allowed to join you on your quest for this special piece of nature.

Little warning though, the path to the beach is a lot of stairs so we wouldn’t suggest taking older dogs or pups here (unless you can carry them).

Since we were out camping our walk to the beach started at our camping spot and took us though the beautiful nature reserve of Mons Klint first before reaching the cliffs. The weather wasn’t really on our side that day with the rain being off and on again.

Enter: the Hurtta Mudventure Dog Coat ECO. The Danish changing weather is no match for the Mudventure Dog Coat. Not even when combined with sea salt and harsh wind. While we’re on the road, packing light is essential and the Mudventure Dog Coat is the ideal partner. This lightweight coat is easy to store away in any backpack or even a big pocket to quickly take out when the rain hits.

This coat doesn’t warm up our dogs which is very important for double coated dogs like ours when the weather changes this quickly and we decide to leave the coats on for the whole walk. The straps on the back and legs make sure the coat stays in place, no matter how much our girls play, run or roll. Our girls get can get quite wild during a walking with all their shenanigans and so far, no tears or broken straps.

Don’t let the coat’s thin appearance fool you, not a drop goes through them and you’ll have dry dogs to take home. Unless… of course you have a dog (or swine??) like Rosie who just jumps into the sea, coat and all. As long as they are happy right.

Ever since the colour eggplant was introduced by Hurtta I’ve been obsessed and had to get ALL of the girls a matching coat (and now, even a harness iykyk😉). However the new cinnamon colour is so warm and refreshing.. who’s gonna stop me from getting another matching set? I already have matching leashes and harnesses so it would be perfect, wouldn’t it?