Dog Shoes Soft and Lightweight with Breathability for Spring Summer and Fall Set of 4 Size Large Blue

These seem well made and actually stay on. I have a Rottweiler with an old injury that makes her walk odd and cause a sore spot in her foot. Which she then licks constantly if nothings on it. Only had this a few days but so far it’s actually staying on her foot (nothing else has so far and I’ve tried dozens of boots, shoes, and socks for her). I got the large and they’re just a little big on the back but fit perfectly on the front feet. I only wish there was some waterproofing because they get soaked first thing in the morning or if it rains. Thankfully I really only need one on at a time so I can let it dry out.

PROS:- FAIRLY EASY TO SLIP ONTO PAWS- FAIRLY SECURECONS- FELT LIKE SIZING CHART WAS EITHER INACCURATE (SIZE DOWN) OR IT IS TOO BULKY WITH TOO MUCH EXTRA ROOMRETURNING BECAUSE IT'S TOO BULKY FOR THE DOG TO WEAR WITHOUT TRIPPING

I have an ageing border collie who has recently started walking 'on her toenails' when going downstairs (typical sign of anxiety when dogs get arthritis and have trouble maintaining balance as they age). My husband is a veterinarian, so together we discussed ideas about how to solve our dog's new problem of going up and down the stairs. We have tried surgical tape (which worked really, really well but is expensive); making our own socks with fabric glue on the bottom for extra traction (they slipped off her feet too easily) and bought other boots for her, but found that the traction on the other boots were only on one little area of the fabric and too difficult to secure on her paws.Finally we found Lonsuneer boots and we've had better success with them.I think the makers have a good product, but like one of the other customers wrote, the boots do have a couple of minor flaws.One: the boots should be longer so that the Velcro straps can be tightened near the elbow of the dog, not behind the dewclaw. It's too easy for my dog to lose her boots when she's on carpet, and the straps tightened so close to her feet seem to bother her a bit.Two: I think the surface of the pads could be a bit stickier as far as traction. When my dog is laying on a smooth surface, her feet continually slide to the left or right, not able to gain traction on the smooth floor.So, you may ask...why do I consider the product 'good' when the boots are still lacking in traction? Because she doesn't walk on her toenails when the boots are on. She places her entire pad on the stairs and walks with confidence, and has not tobogganed down the stairs since I bought her the boots. (And, once she got used to them, she doesn't seem to mind the straps as much.)All said: I think this is a very useful product that would be even better with some minor changes made to them.

Great for my daughters chihuahua but too big for my toy yorkie. Great material

Did not hold up. My dog wore once and all 4 were ripped after 30 minutes of running and playing around the pool

I am not giving two stars because of the quality or price-but I bought these for my German Shepherd adolescent-who seems to have trouble with cracking and dry paws-and I wanted something to put over her feet after I had put the Mushers secret or coconut oil on them so that she would have longer contact with the healing salves or moisturizing. It took her a hot second to take them off-didn't like them ONE BIT! :) She had tolerated my old socks at other times-but they would come off without fail or help-so I thought this might be the ticket...NOT.They are a bit difficult to put on without catching nails etc-which was helped by turning them mostly inside out and tucking her tootsies in, then pulling the rest up and over her feet...She submitted just fine to that being the darling that she is-but even though I had them firmly velco'd-she was not impressed.They did fit well (she had medium size), and seemed of good quality-though I wouldn't imagine they would hold up on a mountain trail etc over time-but that was not what they were designed for and I wouldn't do that to a dog anyhow. Was just hoping to find something to help with the dry paw problem. And yes-I give her extra fats etc and high quality doggy food-she is a VERY active dog and we live in a dry, rough environment. I've had to curtail her ball play or anything "repetitive" in order to alleviate the problem.

One of my Goldens blistered her back paws playing on hot pavement right before leaving on vacation to the lake. She could barely walk. I bought some different "hiking" boots for her to wear to the lake swimming and playing on the sand. But when we came back to the condo, I put these on her and she wore them all night. They are great because they are breathable and comfortable, unlike the other boots. Most others say that they shouldn't be worn for very long periods of time. These seemed to be fine for long periods since you can even see the little holes in the red material. Air is able to circulate in these booties. She got used to wearing them quickly. I would recommend having an extra set in case one gets wet. They seem to be very sturdy, as well. I would buy again (and I have). Just make sure you get the right size. The first set I had was an extra large, and too big for my 95 pound Golden. But she still wore them. They just dragged a bit and there was too much material in the toes. The next set I bought was a large, and they fit perfectly! Love these!