KOOLTAIL Dog Shoes for Small Medium Dogs, Waterproof Outdoor Dog Booties for Hot Pavement Winter Rain/Snow Hiking with Reflective Strap, Non-Slip Dog Boots & Paw Protectors for Hardwood Floor, Black

Seem like good dog shoes
My dog is allergic to everything in the environment, so she has to wear boots outside every time she goes out. So she is used to walking in them (it is pretty funny the first time though). Her old ones are wearing out so I got these to try. They seem to be made of the same material as a wetsuit (neoprene?) with a little softness or fuzziness (but not thick at all) feeling on the inside. There is a velcro tab that will close the top, but it is not tight enough to hold them closed. The bottoms are a soft rubber, so bendable and can easily bend in the middle if that is how your dog’s foot bends there (some boots that are waterproof and have a sole have a thick rubber sole like a sneaker, that does not bend and has to fit very precisely).We got the size 2 and my dog is a chiweenie…so she is smallish, but her paws are long (daschunds have long paws for digging…originally bred to hunt burrowing animals like badgers). These fit her great.The only negative is a personal preference. It is a chore to have to dress her and put boots on her every time she goes out, so I need it to be as simple as possible. So I prefer a boot with one strap and these have two. I think that the lower strap should be sufficient to keep them on her feet, so as you can see in the picture, I cut the top strap off of one to see how it will work. Two outings so far and they stayed on. If it keeps working I will be cutting the top strap off of all 4.

sizing is a little confusing but seems okay
I have a collie, a breed who is notoriously hard to buy clothing for. Their heads are much smaller than other dogs their weight, but their necks aren’t, and they have the daintiest little paws. My collie is female, 6mo old, 38lbs, and her paws measured 2.25 inches across and 3 inches in length, which put her width between sizes 5 and 6 and the length between 4 and 5. Sizing was confusing because on the graphic on their page, they suggested to size down but in the written description, they suggested to size up. I opted for the largest size, #6. I figured she still has a little growing to do so I’d size up. I tried them on her yesterday, and she flailed as expected! It was very funny, and she was running around the house with them on. She seemed only vaguely annoyed by them but was really just dealing with the new sensory feelings of it. I obviously gave her treats the whole time she had them on and made it a positive experience. I don’t expect to walk her in them for a bit, I need to make sure she’s adjusted to them first, so I can’t speak to how well she walks in them or how they hold up outside. They slipped on perfectly, and the velcro is intense. It was hard for me to take the velcro apart just to put them on, so I am not worried about them falling off, but it was not easy to get them on! They were twisting on her a bit, but she was running and jumping in them; I think they’ll be fine if we’re just on a normal walk. The entire paw is coated in that rubber layer, which accommodates a little twisting and offers more protection. Eventually I want to walk her on a path in a local preserve which sometimes has glass and I want to walk her in the winter and not be afraid of salt, so these will serve as her protection. I’m pretty confident they’ll be large enough for her to grow into, but small enough to work for her now. I’ll update otherwise.

Decent quality but not waterproof
I got these for our pup for a big winter, but even in light snow/puddles the water comes in through a split that velcros shut.Overall this is not a bad product, quality wise and my dog failed to kick them off for an entire walk, but they definitely did not stay on.They are high traction and allowed her to run on hardwood floor which is nice.They are moderately easy to put on, the biggest struggle is holding a pup not wanting them while trying to fight with 3 different Velcro strips per bootie.

Utilised for a senior dog, but I can see some small issues.
I got these to use for my senior pup, to give her a little more traction, and it definitely does its job. Having multiple Velcro strips does make the act of putting on each bootie difficult, however, as anyone with dogs would know, they don’t always sit still – especially the older they get!I went with the recommended size, but I wish I would’ve gone smaller – I guess my 18 year old is on the smaller side. Be sure to size correctly prior to purchasing!