🐾 TLS3961 Waterproof Anti-Slip Dog Shoes with Reflective Technology for True Love Review

Was glad my pup was wearing this as the weather was rough. Seems very strong. I'm glad the boots fit as I've had some serious epic mishaps with the previous 10 boots I've bought here and there. I just wish it was a little longer so it would be better protected from his paw. But it will do. Just wondering how long these booties will last in my active pup who loves to run like a maniac.

They fit my dog. Bought so we can go in the snow. My poor kid was still cold in there. Even in a jacket. But he did his job and protected his paws. They fell once, but my dog is Formosan. He's a runner. Overall I think my dog appreciated them. My friend also had a pair and as soon as she slipped (German shepherd) she ended up with a small abrasion on her paw. So they definitely help protect the paw. Just make sure they fit snugly. The dog will get used to it after the first day. I suggest…

Paw shoes sold at local pet stores do not have thick yarn at the bottom for better grip. Our pup has deep paw pads so snow, salt and ice accumulated and caused discomfort. To protect his paw pads from weather and cold, we decided on a pair of them. We run every night and we get about two winters out of a pair. Velcro deteriorates earlier than booties so they last about 2 seasons. I assumed you could get new velcro straps but they are inexpensive! The included measuring guide is pretty accurate.

When I walk my dog, a lot of broken glass comes up, so I decided to try small shoes to protect her. Paw that blisters or tears the skin. The fabric of the shoe is not long enough to get past the dog's wrist or ankle; they will not remain safe because of it. There is no workaround or solution for this. The problem with the position of the straps on a short length. Poor product design must have been ZERO tested as it took less than 3 days of intermittent use just to break them in for my dog to…

A small dog (pug) has suffered a spinal injury (intervertebral disc disease, IVDD) causing his right hind leg to drag. Because of this, her nails were sanded down to bumps - right on point. The shoes fit great - the extra strap definitely gives more support to stay in place. Too bad though - bought just over a month ago and she's pretty much a couch potato so we don't like long walks on sidewalks - in general. Since I only need one shoe I will use it until each is worn out, throw them away and…

After looking at several brands of similar boots, I settled on this one. They are easy to put on and take off. they hold up well. Make sure you insert your paw fully into the boot and tighten the straps sufficiently. It took my dog a few minutes to get used to it. He ran around the yard, but they stayed. The next challenge was to walk the dog for a mile. They stayed all the time. My dog seemed comfortable as he roamed freely as usual. Shoes have good grip on snow and road. My dog's paws are…

Our standard poodle has a neurological condition that causes him to trip a lot. These boots were the best solution for traction on our hardwood floors and for protecting their feet while walking. Her legs often dangled when she walked, so she scratched her fingertips and sometimes bled so much that I had to carry her home. The shoes wear out - as you can see, now that the second set has worn out, we move on to their third set. But otherwise it would wear out through and through. She is very old

Didn't fit my dog. The seller has developed a simple returns process. This might work for you. I walk my dog in the snow and he is used to wearing boots. I put them on him and tested them all day. He wouldn't run unnecessarily all the time. Sometimes it takes him a few hours to get used to new shoes, but he hasn't walked in the whole time. I know perfectly well that they are his size. I measured his paws on a piece of paper. And I felt his paws in boots. The problem lies in the many design…