100% Waterproof Dog Boots Connected to Leggings so They Stay on. Easy-On Paw Protectors with an Adjustable fit. Snow & Rain, Anti-Slip Traction, Machine-Washable (Black, Small)

These boots are amazing! Our sweet girl has allergies and sensitive paws and every time she went out in the ice or snow her paws would bleed. I was worried about her flinging them off which is why I wanted some with suspenders. She is a 55 pound border collie lab mix and the M fit perfectly. The ONLY thing I would say is that it would be great if there were Velcro straps on all four paws. The two with the straps stayed on perfectly, the two without she would sometimes pull out of but overall these are fantastic!!!!!

We bought the upgraded version for our min-pin chihuahua mix. Save your money. The boot parts of thie upgraded item are pretty good, with a foot-shaped moded rubber. But the whole harness part is comprised of gathered fabric secured with plastic sliders, is terrible. There were many gathered fabric loops on top that had to be stuffed under his coat. Because the fabric could twist and turn, it was difficult to align the thing correctly. It was very annoying and took a lot of time to put on him. We ordered a very similar device from AliExpress for $5, and it was much better. The harness was made from 1-inch elastic with plastic sliders that were easily adjusted. It laid flat underneath his coat and stayed tight enough through his walk. The boot parts were a thinner plastic sleeve without any molded shape, but they were substantial enough, even with his long nails. Overall, the item was much better. I put socks on his feet and plan to get lambs wool (like they use in the toes of ballet shoes) to make the feet warmer. We live in Korea so idk if you can order from AliExpress in the US, but $5 vs $70... it's a no-brainer. If you can find any cheap Chinese knock-off, I suggest you try that before spending $70.

I tried these because I have been cycling through boots trying to find ones that fit, STAY ON, and are easy enough for me to get on and off my service dog. We live in a state that gets really hot and really cold in the midwest so I need something that protects in both. I tried the M first which was too big for my 40lb Husky mix that has fairly dainty paws. The S/M size fit much better. Positives: These are really easy to get on and off! I love that and the shoes are labelled R, L and two B’a for back feet. The adjustments are easy to make while staying snug. They seem like they would be very easy and quick to hand wash and hang dry. They definitely stayed on when having her walk, trot, Sit and Down as her feet were far enough in the ‘sock’ part and the boots were tall enough. I am not a fan of anything putting constant tension on my dog’s collar however so that was a very slight downside. You might not have to use that feature though; I didn’t thoroughly test it out because of my major negative reason: Negatives: the boots themselves were NOT designed to the shape of a paw flat on the ground. The ‘tread’ only covers their claws/toes and not the major pad (see picture - where my thumb is was where her major pad was on her back feet and the front when I checked). This makes the boots not effective when she was walking as, while the rubber was very flexible, the back of the boot will be in contact with the ground and ultimately I am pretty sure the wear and tear wouldn’t be good. They need to really look at the shape/anatomy and elongation of dog feet and redesign them to that. The boots are also very thin rubber with a very thin cloth lining inside the boot. It wouldn’t do much to protect from extreme weather for an extended time and I have had boots that had thicker materials/liners like GooEez brand (which is the best option I have found so far). Overall, these are great if your dog’s paws are a very round circle shape when stepping on the floor and you want to use them for rain or maybe light snow/heat for short outings. Not what I would recommend for a dog like a service dog that has extended outings with their handlers, in extreme weather, or if your dogs paws are the average teardrop/spade shape when actually walking/stepping. I’m going to try Canada Pooch when the size I am guessing she needs is back in stock as they seem to be somewhat better in design visually.

I'd say for us we needed something warm and to keep or Maltese paw dry when he needed to walk in the snow 1- they came with mud on them out of the box 2- possibly a sizing issue it was too much friction for my dogs paws 3- Easy and quick to put on my dog 4- possibly a sizing issue we had to tighten it alot to keep it on him which put a lot of pressure on his back 5-they were not warm 6- the cloth part wasn't water resistant and didn't dry quick when it got wet from the snow We ended up returning it because it was used and my husband bought the Canada Pooch ones because they were fleece lined and more for the snow I think these ones are great if you don't need it to keep your dogs paws dry and warm from snow 👍

We live in the Colorado mountains and go hiking with our dog in the snow daily during winter. I have tried many dog boots, including Canada Pooch suspender boots, Pawz, Ruffwear, Musher's Secret, and various options from Amazon. None have performed as well as the Walkee Paws. I am very pleased to have discovered this brand—finally, a boot that truly works! After the first 15 miles in the snow without the boots falling off or slipping, I purchased two additional sets. These boots work exceptionally well for our dog River, who is a mini Bernedoodle with large paws and short legs.

The concept seemed to make sense but it doesn't work in actuality. Thr boots don't fit either of my pets. The harness doesn't secure the boots as intended. Neither of my pets were able to walk in them and would not walk in them because they didn't stay on their feet with/without the velcro brace. I wish I could get a refund or better yet a better product that actually works. Every area of functionality, grip, traction, and fir failed miserably. Please go back to the drawing board and try again!!! Send me an improved product and I'll gladly try them out on my pets.

We live in Singapore, where thunderstorms are very common, and monsoon season means it rains every single day, sometimes for the whole day. Our younger dog refuses to use a pee tray and must be walked twice a day, which is a problem because his very fluffy paws are like sponges and soak up water and mud very quickly and easily. Walkee Paws were actually suggested by my friend as a joke, but I bought them and they worked, but then they died (the socks, not my friend), so I bought another set. My first set was their earlier iteration, and other than a couple of changes to their design, the material used for the rubber portion is also different, so while it feels like this set would be more durable, I don't know for sure if they will be. I'd bought two of the earlier version, and after some time, the rubber started to melt and the other one just somehow split, even though it wasn't really being used. Even though that happened, I was still willing to buy another set because they worked really well when they were still usable, and wear and tear is natural, and it did take over a year or so before they finally died. Other than the fact that they look a little dorky and people do tend to react with a lot of amusement when they see my dog in them, there aren't any other cons to these. They keep my dog's paws dry and clean, and they STAY ON. They're easy to put on because they're slightly loose, so your dog's paws should slip right in. There is a slight bit of a learning curve where you need to figure out just how tight to adjust them so your dog can't high step out of them, but it's not so tight that they have problems walking. The new design of the rubber portion has little raised dots for friction (they look like goosebumps), which might be problematic for people with trypophobia. They are very essential though; the old design with smooth rubber meant that if my dog was walking at full speed over a metal grating, he will slip. With the friction bumps, he doesn't. The rubber also does feel thicker than the earlier version, so let's hope it's more hardy. There's also now a little heart-shaped clip that rests on the small of their back, so that the rear socks don't pull diagonally towards the middle of their back, which helps everything sit nicely and shift less, and you won't have to pull the socks as tightly to keep it all secure. I've tried a lot of different dog socks, shoes, and booties to keep my dog's paws clean and dry. Most of them just slip off or aren't as waterproof. These work, and even though they're quite pricey, they're worth not having to wash and blow dry his paws after a rainy day walk.

Front shoes just fall off. She stepped on her front foot, fell and landed on her face. Tried every adjustment possible to fix it from coming off and twisting. why don’t front shoes come with Velcro to tighten down they just flip around and twist? Garbage product for 70.00 that ended up hurting my dog.