Review on 🐾 Protect Your Pet's Paws with RUFFWEAR, Summit Trex Everyday Dog Boots by Richard Singleton

I picked them up according to the instructions for my Belgian Malinois. His front paws are half an inch larger than his back paws, so I ranked them by his largest paws. The boots fit his front well, although I ordered them, and are a little loose on his back legs. I hope that over time they will weaken on his front lines. I smeared the rider's secret wax on the back of his foot where his dewclaw is to make sure it doesn't rub/chafe (I've read that a boot can sometimes blow the claw and I took precautions), but so far so good. As for the use of the boot, it is very durable and I think it will last a while. I have a very energetic dog that runs at high speed and plays Rocky Terrier and we also run together on snow, ice, concrete etc. Sometimes depending on the weather Mushers Secret just doesn't cut it and those typical faux soft fabric leather boots for dogs, which are available in every pet shop are not enough for 2 applications. However, if you are looking for paw protection for walking in deep snow, these boots are not for you. You are looking for PolarTrex. These boots simply collect the snow in the rim and the velcro will gradually come loose, eventually causing the boot to get lost in the snowdrift.