Review on Prevent Dog Licking With CuteBone Yellow Flower Socks For Small/Medium/Large Dogs - 4GWZ05S by Nick Granner

My old lady Jack Russell Terrior is a solid 14.5 lb small dog with a heavy coat of soft fur. Upbuntil 2019, she didn't experience a winter that got very far below 0 degrees F. Then we moved her up into the mountains, experienced -20F that year and I learned her poor old lady feet couldn't handle the snow. She would stiffen up, walk as if the frozen snowy ground caused her pain and eventually stop and cower. After such consisten behavior through the rest of that first winter, I sewed her some mini socks out if my old pair and used rubber bands to hold them on her small feet. That worked well enough for the next year.She's old enough that she doesn't walk very much anymore, but still enjoys one decent walk a day. As we are further up in the mountains than before, I've prepared early. These size S socks are perfect for her little bitty feet, and the velcro is a much better way of securing them in place. It's hard to find dog boots that fit her right, and she perks right up with a small barrier between her paws and the snow. I totally recommend something similar if your dog has a hard time in the freezing cold.I can't five it 5 stars until I know how it lasts through the winter, but for now I'm happy with the fit, looks and security