🐾 QBLEEV Waterproof Pet Shoes Boots: Breathable, Reflective Sole Protectors for Small Medium Large Dogs - 4 Pcs Red Blue Orange Labrador Husky Review

My girl is a service dog and very active. I've been on her constant quest for boots that not only stay on her, but don't wear out as quickly. We've had these boots for 2 weeks and have 10 days to warn them. There weren't many of them, and some slip, but not as often as others. These are the best products I have found and I highly recommend them!

Product appears to be good quality but XS was too big for my 10 lb dog. I couldn't tell if they would stay long term because they were already too big. Seems like they could have stayed if they were the right size. The dimensions seem a bit large. It may have been a misjudgment on my part. I'm not sure. I had to send them back. I would trade for a size smaller but XS is the smallest size they had.

Exactly what we were hoping for! Our dog Rocky was adorable clumsy in them at first (see video!) but it didn't take long before he got used to winter boots and was running like a champ in them :) I think he really appreciates them in the snow/ice. They fit perfectly (according to the size grid). After a while they partially slip and require some tweaking, but I can't see how a design change could improve this. Great dog shoes! Thank you!

Update These velcro straps no longer stick and these shoes come loose after 10 minutes of being worn by my dog. If the velcro was a little thicker maybe they would stay in place a little better. Well my dog has only had these boots a few days and so far they have held up to their antics. I like that they are lightly fleece lined and have a little lift at the foot as well. I wish the velcro straps were a little thicker but for the price they protect their paws.

I was trying to find boots to protect my 120 lb German Shepherd Shiloh's feet from rock chips. enough to pass and stay on their feet, they seem to fit the bill. The sizing is fairly basic, although the illustration seems inaccurate to suggest that you should measure past the lining, and neither is mentioned in any of the manufacturer's descriptions. They are available for both left and right shoes. I have no idea about the durability and my dog has no problems with it in terms of comfort.

So my Beard is very used to wearing winter boots and I have tried many styles/brands with varying degrees of success. As things sometimes get lost before the spring thaw, I keep buying new sets and new styles, the ISOs are the perfect boots. What I like about them: 1) they are very well made and I think they will last a long time 2) the reflective tape on the velcro as it was easier to find lost things at night with my headlamp 3) how big they are , as they cover a large portion of Zoji's long…

I started with small booties and quickly found that they were too big for my Hawaiian even though I measured his feet. However, it was very difficult to measure his legs, so I'm not surprised I was wrong. Returning the little shoes was a breeze. I didn't even have to repack them, I just left them at the UPS store. I went for the very small ones but the foot of the ankle boots still seems a bit large. Booties are uncomfortable for my Havanese but we've only used them a couple of times. I hope he

I bought blue XL boots for my standard poodle. He is 5 years old and these are his first shoes. He fought back by flexing his toes, but after a few moments I secured the front boots. I thought it best to get him used to front boots first. He only took a few tall steps and then very quickly switched to normal walking. I was prepared that the adjustment period would take a few weeks. I'm pleasantly glad it was only minutes. Boots have to be comfortable Alfred (Alf) is my working dog, he adapts so