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

These are really good boots and protect my pup's paws but in the Minnesota winter they clog with piles of snow making his feet very cold and probably uncomfortable. I understand that they are more for the fall? Hm.

boots of very good quality They are easier to put on than others They really hold up when my Weimaraner walks on ice She has thin legs, just bad when snow hits and hardens to ice, but I have neoprene to wrap over it. Highly recommended

Product quality is very good. I like the Vibram sole. The paw rest area is a good size, but the cuff opening is too small. I had to trim the cuff down to the zipper so they could be put on. Then the Velcro around the leg should come loose.

Haven't tried these yet but at $25 per shoe ($100 for all 4) I'll buy something else. Seems like others have sore paws on their puppies, I have the "Ruffwear Summit" boots I bought leaving ulcers and making my dog lame. Buy something else.

Bought these boots for my GS, she has arthritis in her hips and she looked like she was catching a paw so I only used one boot, the boot held up well, but it wasn't waterproof girl's paw was wet and the boots were soaked through and through only from walking on the grass in the morning, I changed boots because they weren't dried out and on the second day the socks started to smell musty. I am sending them back.... These boots were sent to me second hand...there was dog hair in them...that I can

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.