🐾 HIPIPET Breathable Outdoor Anti-Slip Dog Boots with 2 Reflective Velcro Straps and Durable Sole Review

I really like the shoes, I even ordered a second pair. Unfortunately I have ordered a second pair twice, they cannot send the right size. I ordered size 4 twice and got size 8 both times. Absolutely a big difference.

We measured our dog to make sure we were the right size and had fun putting her boots on! They are excellent quality, they let you put shoes on to the max, heels kept falling off after a few walks. We bought these because we accidentally kicked our poor pup too hard, he broke her paws so these boots were a life saver to aid our walks!

Bought for an adult Doberman and took size 8 based on large dog reviews. They were too small and when she tried to walk they shifted sideways so she ended up walking on the side of the boot. We set it up every conceivable way, but couldn't get it to work. They are well made and quite attractive for dog boots. Breathable fabric to prevent leg fungus! Unfortunately they have to go back.

Waterproofness I can't rate, if there's water it can just get on the boots, I don't really see the need for waterproofing, they seem comfortable, but I wear them over baby socks too Dog, under the boot if he doesn't have blisters socks help, I track the miles he runs and they go about 250-300 miles for one set of shoes. Rubber sole, they attract a lot of attention from people.

you slipped! But they've lasted longer than any other boots I've tried, which is a lot. I found my dog's legs to be too thick, so I had trouble putting them on without cutting off his circulation - harnesses are not designed for "big-boned" breeds like Akitas and Malamutes. I used them on hot pavement for a week and my dog didn't mind at all after tripping over the length at first. But they're easy to put on - just make sure they don't slip off (we saw one fall off after 3 miles).

We have been using the shoes with our Akita for more than 2 years as we have had many foot problems as we got older. Other brands' shoes start falling apart within 2-3 weeks, while ours may take 5-6 weeks. I'm ordering my second pair of these 5 ½ months later! b/c that's how long they lasted. To be fair the shoes aren't falling apart, she rubbed the sole of one shoe as she shuffled one of her hind legs. She developed tender/calloused areas under her claws. We compensate for this by leaving the…