Review on 🐾 High-Quality Muttluks All Weather Boots for Small Dogs - Black Shade by Travis Kjar

Conclusion: Problem when saving. Thin nylon upper that quickly (less than a week) perforates. His feet were always wet and cold at the end of the day. I think they would probably be great for summer or even winter road riding. If snow is your goal, go elsewhere as they are not effective in more than a few inches of snow, which is the height of your boots. You have been sent back. Revain was great as always. Pros: The fit was very easy. Like most things I buy from Revain that need fitting, I went to the manufacturer's website for fitting instructions. This is the distance from the tip of the longest nail to the back of the heel or ball of the foot. They agree well with the measurements I took as they should. They look good and don't bother the dog at all. Cons: They don't last! To the people who say they know, please tell me what I'm missing! Problem with velcro. Something marketed as "all weather” should get wet, but it can't. Velcro is generally not as effective when it gets wet, the loop side, the soft/fluffy side gets tangled, and the hook side doesn't grip. Since I specifically made them to be in the snow and not get wet, this is clearly an issue. A more industrial velcro or larger velcro area will likely solve the problem. As a solution to this problem, I've added another, better velcro strap above, which seems to hold them up satisfactorily. So I was happy until one day I came home and found a hole in the seam between the nylon and the leather. So they went back to Revane. To be honest he probably chewed them up a bit, but it's such a thin nylon you don't need much. One more note. They are by no means waterproof, which I wasn't expecting, but they are possibly waterproof. When I took off my shoes at the end of the day, the dogs' paws were always wet and cold, at least without shoes they were allowed to breathe and dry.