HiPaw Winter Water Resistant Dog Boots Nonslip Rubber Sole for Snow Rain XL

The media could not be loaded.  Only just got them today but absolutly love them I have never found any waterproof booties for my American Bully only one thing I need to get more because his back feet are a little bit smaller then front feet but other then that absolutly perfect for when he has his sore feet and its raining out the rain, wet paths and wet grass make his feet so much worse so im proper happy I found these now hopefully his feet will be way better and stay better so glad I found these wish there was more like them ill still use his socks so he don't get blisters but it won't be because his feet get wet no more because its always raining and tiny bit of sun I have never commented on any products but this I am hoping it helps because they are 100% worth it he has struggled to walk at the minute but with his back legs so see how it goes gonna try get more for the back legs but honestly they seem like they are well worth it happiest iv been over dog shoes before lol

I have a 90 pound Golden Retriever with a leg wound so need to keep a boot on that one leg when I take him out for a walk. I like the design, pretty much water proof (not as total as rubber would be) and is kind of furry on the inside so soft on his wound area I am guessing, Velcro straps are nice and easy on and off.What I don't like is they are not long enough for my size dog - if the boot does not go past the hock of the dog's leg, good luck on it staying on. So I had a seamstress sew on a 2 inch extention using strong cloth I bought at a fabric shop and added another double sided Velcro strap to it. Better but still does not stay on if he runs around too much. Glad I have them will be even more glad when I don't need them.

Finally, boots that are warm, tall and waterproof! My dog has worn them about four times so far, and they've been great. They stay on and her paws are dry and warm when we get back inside.I'm a big fan of Canada Pooch Soft Shield boots. I will always love them, but they are best in more dry cold conditions and powdery snow. I have been looking for boots that could stand up to slush and deep, wet snow.As soon as you feel these boots, you can tell that the fabric will actually keep water out--it is not merely water resistant, as most dog boots are. They also have a fleece lining that's thick enough to make a difference. The rubber foot/bottom is substantial enough to provide traction and additional waterproofing. The boots are tall and great for deeper snow and puddles.My dog has skinny legs, so I'm still getting the hang of wrapping the boots so they are secure but not too tight or restrictive. I also have to be sure to get her paw properly settled into the foot bed. I love that the boots have a toggle closure at the top as well as two velcro straps. If you have used Soft Shield boots, you know that those features make them easy to get on and stay on.I'm thrilled to have found these and at a reasonable price!

It doesn't matter how well the product is fabricated if they don't work, they don't work. They didn't stay on my dogs paws. The back pack were especially awful. But as soon as she started running the front ones came off too.

These are well made. The inside is lined with fleece and the outside looks like ripstop nylon. Based on the size chart, I ordered size Small for my dog's back legs and Med for his front legs. These were the correct sizes for my dog. There were a couple things that make these boots not work for my dog so I sent them back. Here were the problems I had:* the boot legs are very stiff. They were so stiff near the ankle that I could not fold or gather the material to tighten the strap. My dog is part Border Collie so his legs are fairly thin for his size. This might not be a problem for a more sturdy dog.* the top of the rear boots hit right on the hock joint so I would not be able to tighten the toggle enough to keep them on.