I had an amazing guy make one of me and my dogs fighting off monsters in a post apocalyptic city. https://imgur.com/01ZgAe5 You can also craft your dog armor for fairly cheap if you are willing to do the chainmail yourself.

Legends of medieval times often celebrate valor and loyalty, traits not exclusive to knights and kings. Certain dog breeds, with their remarkable abilities and fearless spirits, could have played heroic roles in these tales, guarding castles or aiding their human allies in daring exploits. The Fierce Protector: Tibetan Mastiff Standing as tall as 26 inches,...

The use of medieval dog armors wasn’t confined to Charles V’s court – they were crafted throughout Europe between the 14th and 16th centuries. Fashioned from leather, steel, or even boiled wood, these canine suits of mail served practical purposes.

The people of medieval Europe were devoted to their dogs; one great French dog-lover declared that the greatest defect of the species was that they ‘lived not long enough’.

Dog collars in the medieval period ran the spectrum from the simple leather band to elaborate metal work. A collar from Waterford, Ireland dated to the 12th century CE is an intricate bronze web pattern which was attached to a leather backing by six small holes drilled into it.