Review on 🐾 RUFFWEAR, Polar Trex Waterproof Winter Dog Boots with Non-Slip Rubber Soles for Cold Weather by Shawn Reiff

Ordered. Two arrived. You know, because dogs have two legs. They looked great and seem to be MUCH better made than the ones I was looking to replace. Ordered another set for my very unique dog's extra paws along with a set of socks. (They come in sets of 4. I'm guessing they think you need extra items or two dogs with the standard leg/feet count, which is obviously 2.) So I'm on the bright side, $130 now? In any case, I should have been more careful when putting them on her to confirm the size. The first walk in them was so painful for our girl that she just stopped. I took her off her front paws and found that the single velcro strap went right over her dew toes, causing them to rub against her foot and quickly draw blood. Good workmanship and great looks are only worth something if they fulfill their primary function. It is not so. But keep reading the reviews. You'll find lots of great tips on how to spend more money to use a device that's extremely simple at its core. Don't tell me how to make her wriggle. Don't sell me socks anymore. MAKE SHOES THAT WORK! And while you're at it, why not sell them in sets that match the actual number of feet I'm trying to protect? This whole experience couldn't have been more useless. Never again. t retry. No, I didn't call her and I don't want to. I'm sure they would take her back. Any frustrations you read are aimed solely at the product.