Dog Shoes for Large Dogs Winter Snow Dog Booties with Adjustable Straps Rugged Anti-Slip Sole Paw - Sports Running Hiking Pet Dog Boots Protectors Comfortable Fit for Medium Large Dog (XXL, Red)

The media could not be loaded.  4.5 stars!This year I really delved into research on dog shoes and have tried 9 different pairs for my bears. I have a video of them doing their "busy walk" when they track cats on our walks.Fastenings: I love the main velcro closure since it allows a more custom fit for each dog, and each paw! The smaller straps are great to keep the boot on the ankle and secure around the paw to avoid twisting. Also, thank you for not using d rings or loops for the velcro straps!! Those are annoying and are difficult to situate around the dew claws if they aren't on the non dewclaw side of the leg. Some brands make each show the exact same without alternating the fasteners. Depending if your kid has dew claws and where they are, but be careful not to wrap around them at all(you can cross the straps) or secure it snugly but not too tight. You can remedy this by bandaging under and on top of the dew claw to avoid chafing. Or get toddler tube socks for the dew claws to cushion it from above and below. You can cut off the foot of the sock or keep it whole.Sizing:I bought an XL and an XXL for my big guy because while they both have longer laws than most big dog shoes can cover, I am please with the range of sizes for these boots. One's paws are 3"x4. 5" and the XXL accommodate him well! The other's paws are 2.25"x3. 5" and she took the XL that we ended up keeping.Fit: The boots are overall a little loose. And they maybe become more stretchy with time since this material is kinda like neoprene but less foamy and more felting inside. I usually put socks on the kids anyways so this doesn't big me. Socks will also be important if you plan on walking through the winter in these (which we plan to! Very excited). I think if the material did have some of that neoprene cushion, it might get away with being loose.But I'm just glad these don't fall off when we break into a sprint, or they step on each other's shoes in a little excitable tangle of leashes and cat chasing. My recommendation is to size down, or order a couple of sizes to try on.Outer sole: I like the tread on these boots too. The big guy is clumsy and sometimes will trip on flat surfaces, but also on the painted lines of the crosswalks when it's wet out (I'm also guilty of this, and it's so scary lol) I would like to see tougher material used for the outter rubber sole since only after a a few days wearing these (that's a total 2-3 hr walks for each day) there is wear in the tread already. But other than that the material is well bonded to the sole. No sign of peeling yet.A few things I'd like to see in future shoes:-Thicker material for the upper for an even better winterized footwear-Tougher rubber sole-More accurate fitBut overall, that's really not much to complain about since these are very affordable and are a good design. This is coming from a big paw footwear aficionado!!

The media could not be loaded.  UPDATE: contacted the sell and they did a wonderful job at getting back to me in a timely matter. They sent out the new sizes right away and they fit my fur babies great.Okay this is tricky. There does seem to be a sizing issue here but they are good quality shows from what I can tell so far. They didn't fall apart right away. They are warm and soft. They go up a bit so the chance of getting the paw soaked is limited to my dog jumping in puddles or sinking in the snow. In the video I bought the red pair for my smallest dog but they were to big for her so my medium footed dog go them. The 2xl I had bought for her and my big footed dog based on the chart did not fit and slid right off. I have contacted the seller so we will see if the sizing issue is going to get corrected but if it does and I need another pair I would buy them again. Also don't mind the dog hair everywhere we have dogs.

I bought these for my Lab-Pointer mix and they are made easy to put on, minus my dog moving too much when trying to get them on. Maybe I did something wrong because they wouldn’t stay on his paws and slip right off. I’ll try them on him again, but if they keep coming off I am returning them.

Used it for my Mini Donkey for a hoof abscess.Worked great! Used all 4 have been wrapping every 4 days. We ordered another 4

Very good quality, they stay on well. They are one of the only dog booties that actually fit bigger dogs.

If I were to create a dog bootie, this would be it. I just can't give it 5 stars bc, it's just not tall enough to cover the dew claws. Plus, my poodles pads are a medium but her skinny legs are anything but. I would have loved another 1/2 inch or more with one more strap for above the dew claw. This would keep the bootie from sliding down her foot. Plus, these are winter booties and the tread is just functional. For a winter bootie I would have preferred a more aggressive tread but - having said all this my dog treats these like slippers. She loves them, will walk in the house with them, do stairs, and runs like mad out in the mountains. She gets the zoomies a lot and is so happy to not have cold feet - she will make you carry her if she's too cold. Considering we have had temps in the single digits for 3 weeks, she has been wearing them an awful lot. Huge improvement over the other styles. Will add a photo another time.

I have bought dog shoes before and know how they should work. I thought these would be a great set of new ones. They had more insulation and seemed to go up the leg higher covering more. They however are very difficult to put on. They are made premolded to be bent and that is very hard to have your dog arch its foot to put in the right place without hooking the dewclaw. The velcro is very thin and doesn't really latch on very well. When I did get my dogs feet in them, and in the proper depth into the shoe, three or four steps and they slid off her feet and she was walking on the fabric part of the shoe. Almost lost one after a short try in the snow. My dog is a 75 pound lab with ample foot to hold things on to and a skinny ankle so you can actually secure it above the foot and had these problems. Im unsure how people have rated this style this good.

The Extra Large Dog Shoes for Large Dogs Winter Snow Dog Booties with Adjustable Straps Rugged Anti-Slip Sole Paw, are a tight fit on my 103 Lb. 1/2 Rottweiler 1/2 Standard Poodle, and his 99 Lb. brother. We have not a snow fall on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska, so the Two Year old Puppies have not had a chance to wear them outside... Yet.My 100 pound, two year old puppy keeps running out of the shoes in deep snow.

The booties are as expected, great quality. Sadly, for smaller dogs the location of the straps isn't well placed because after a mini marathon with my Peek-a-Pom (16lb Pekingese Pomeranian) in the house to test these; they slipped off.I would most likely have to buy 2 different sizes for my dog since he has large front paws and small back paws. Not only do the straps not sit right but the length of the booties cuff is not long enough.I would recommend for any dog around the 15+ lbs and have equally same size paws (on the larger size). Otherwise, I'd go for the rubber booties called Pawz.This is after buying 6 different type of booties in the span of 3 years.

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