Pet store offers custom tailoring for matching owner-pet outfits

Pet store offers custom tailoring for matching owner-pet outfits

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You don’t need to wait for good weather to take your furry friend out for a walk! More people are becoming pet owners than ever before, and businesses are seizing the opportunity. Pet boutiques are popping up that offer all kinds of services, from enjoying a coffee with your pet, to custom-made clothing so owners can wear matching outfits with their fur baby.

Don’t let his stubby legs fool you—the little guy is packing some speed! This lively Maltese is stealing the spotlight, transforming the cafe into a runway with his eyecatching outfit.

He’s all done up with a top ponytail in a tiny hairclip and an orange rainjacket. On the other side, an adorable Sheltie lies down as his owner wraps him in a coat, as patient as can be.

Owner
Has pets
Today we’re wearing matching raincoats. It’s actually waterproof, so on rainy days we don’t have to worry about getting soaked. The little guys love to go play outside, so it’s convenient for when I take them out.

Owner
Has pets
It’s hard to find clothes that fit him, so it’s good that this place offers custom tailoring.

Owner
Has pets
We take our dogs out for walks all the time, so of course while outside we sometimes get caught in the rain. But going indoors like this, you don’t have that problem. And they don’t just make them wait, either. Your pet can stay with you.

This place isn’t like other pet cafes. The spacious shop offers all kinds of products and services, including grooming, pet food, and dog and cat toys. You can even get clothing customized so you and your pet can wear one-of-a-kind matching outfits.

Tsai Li-ling
Company spokesperson
As we know, the birthrate is declining and family structures are different than they used to be. For homes that have pets, they’re basically treated like children. They’re a part of the family. We hope to create a good life for pets and their owners. Wearing matching outfits can help form an emotional bond.

Here, pets and owners alike can eat, drink, and be merry. Even without sunshine and grass, pet owners can still enjoy a day out with their furry friends.

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毛孩新商機複合式寵物精品館打造毛孩快樂天堂

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想帶家中萌寵出門放風不用等好天氣，飼養寵物的毛爸媽們越來越多，有業者看準商機，打造複合式寵物精品館，除了能邊陪玩邊喝咖啡放鬆，還有量身定制服飾等選擇，讓毛爸媽能跟孩子們共穿親子裝。

咚咚咚咚，小短腿一路狂跑，這速度還不慢，整個咖啡廳瞬間變成走秀現場，再看看這隻活潑的瑪爾濟斯，一身打扮實在太吸睛。

紮起沖天炮，夾上小夾子，穿上橘黃色雨衣。另一邊超萌喜樂蒂，趴在地上等待主人替牠換裝，乖巧模樣也超級療癒。

[[飼主]]
“我們今天穿的是雨衣的親子裝，這一套它是本身自己也是防水，所以我們自己穿下雨天的時候，都不會有淋雨的問題，小朋友都很愛出去外面跑，所以我帶牠們出去的時候就很方便”

[[飼主]]
“很少找得到牠(狗)適合的衣服，所以我覺得有這種，定制的對我來說比較方便”

[[飼主]]
“我們平常也會帶毛小孩出去散步，那當然可能在外面散步，就會遇到下雨天這類影響，那我們帶來室內就不會有這樣的受限，那另外是這個空間也不會，只是在可能等待，而是比較像是陪伴”

跟一般寵物咖啡廳大不同，放眼望去，複合式寵物精品館，擁有寬敞空間，不只規劃寵物美容，販售飼料、貓狗日常生活用品，甚至還能量身定做，跟毛孩們穿上獨一無二的親子裝。

[[集團發言人蔡麗玲]]
“因為我們都知道現在都是少子化，家庭的生活結構跟過去都不太一樣，家裡有養寵物的時候，牠們基本上就是我們的一個寶貝，牠已經變成家裡的一份子，就是希望能夠有人寵共好，透過一些穿搭跟我們自己的寶貝，有一個情感的連結”

吃喝玩樂，樣樣滿足，就算沒有陽光草地，飼主也照樣能與毛孩們，共度歡樂時光。

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