Abstract: A cooling garment for dogs to aid in the prevention of heatstroke during hot weather walks. The cooling garment containing a bladder for water, whereby, the cooling garment may be easily stored and frozen in the freezer prior to use. The underside of the cooling garment containing a means to adhere to the dog's coat so the cooling garment stays situated on the back and sides of the dog during warm weather walks and exercise. A sun reflective surface may, additionally, be utilized to further aid in cooling the animal.