omg i just love these

Pockets are not a problem foe Taurs because now you can use saddlebags!

A poncho might work very for the human bits they tend to be mostly one size fits all

I agree on the saddle bags and poncho, but also would add smocks (military jackets) and belts!

About the ice, very cute, the collie taur! The collie shouldn't have that many problems with deep snow though, considering his paws might have a larger area of surface and he weighs less than the centaur. *hides in case the centaur gets grumpy for being called fat despite not being called fat*

Hehe. I suppose fanny packs wouldn't look so bad on a taur. Love this series. :D

motorcycle leather saddle bags would work, durable, weather resistant, and usually big enough to put a helmet in each bag (so plenty of storage space). a simple modification could make it into a good backpack

Access would be a bit awkard though.

not if placed right on the front taur shoulders (right between the vertical back and horizontal, if that makes sense) they then would hang right behind where your arms would hang and shouldn't (theoretically) be any hard to access that ones back pocket on a pair of jeans

I do got some questions about taurs.
Are taurs stronger than bipedal humans? (assume so since taurs have more mass)
If so, are taurs better at manual labors jobs such as pulling, pushing, loading and carrying in addition to painting, landscaping/lawn work, carpentry and other skilled manual labor jobs?
Finally, what about the non-manual labors jobs such as office work, babysitting, cooking, waiter jobs and etc?
*shrug* I am wonder how a taur going to earn money to live -_- that not pony rides.

Not the artist, but how I envisioned it:
1/2> I'd say yes as well. If for no other reason than having twice the legs, ergo, twice the pulling force. Until a ladder comes into play (see one of Cervelet's more recent wolftaurs getting upset about this very topic!)
3> It would be cute to see dogtaur trying to fit into a small cubicle! Waiter/essing would be harder due to having to navigate that huge body around the tables all the time. Babysitting would probably be easier (see the newer postings about kids!), and with most other "white collar" jobs it would probably just come down to "Can you fit in there to DO the job?".