Review on Mzlvspet Waterproof Booties Anti Slip Reflective by Tat Lousteau

We spent many nights in the wilderness and our dogs are free to roam. That's incredible. We were lucky. You were lucky. Everyone wins. Although sometimes that's a shame because our retrievers' paws get very tender from running and digging in the mud. We've tried different booties and haven't found one we like yet. Of course, it's always funny when you put her on for the first time and she gracefully strides high like Lipizzaner stallions (google it if you don't know what that is). ). Over time she gets used to it and walks normally. However, there are two problems with these slippers: First, the padding does not fit properly. It's not that the slippers don't fit because they fit better than any other we've tried, but you can see and feel that the padding doesn't cover their entire foot, which may not be comfortable for them. Secondly. although (even worse) the tops aren't tight enough to keep dirt out. When she sits down and puts her feet in front of her, they fill up with sand and turn her booties into rattles, completely defeating the purpose of those shoes. I don't know, maybe our use case is not typical. . Maybe they're for apartment dogs who just need booties for a few minutes a day to keep snow off their feet while they go outside to do their business. You will probably work very well for it. But they are definitely not suitable for wearing for more than a few minutes or walking more than a few meters. Otherwise, there is a high probability that the dog's paws will be injured. And if your dog really needs protection from snow or other natural disasters, the material will just slide off the top of the shoe and still get his paws dirty, so why bother?