All Terrain Dog Boots | Charcoal Grey

Won’t Stay Up

Sadly the all terrain boots don’t fit well enough for my dog. The waterproof section seems to be a different shape than my dog’s foot and the sock part doesn’t stay up even with the strap tight. The materials used seem really good, so if your dog has thick ankles they might work better.

perfectly imperfect for our perfectly imperfect dog

No dog boots are perfect. Our dog is almost 11 and has arthritis. He's on his probably 12th set of boots - from balloons to full on boots and almost everything in between. We even "splurged" on suspendered boots so he wouldn't lose them, but they impeded his arthritic gait. I thought the GF pet boots might work better because they go on more like a sock (not bulky like other boots, but not disposable and lacking in any thermal layer like the balloons) and also can be secured with a strap unlike gooezz that work good in theory but loosen quickly and work their way off. Our dog is a rescue and is a mix of breeds so he's built kind of unique too. The mediums work excellent for his front paws, but are too short for his back, so work their way off. We ordered a set of large as well and we use those on his back paws because the socks extend beyond his "knee" and allow us to secure them above the joint. They're a bit loose and rotate a bit when he walks, but they stay on and keep the salt off his paws. They also don't impede his gait. So, as I say, perfectly imperfect. They work in our situation and though we had to buy two sets, we actually have two, mismatched, imperfect sets that we can interchange and work perfectly imperfectly for us.

To big

You are fantastic sending me the smaller size for my Min Pin, Lulu