Do these stay on if you have a dog that drags his paws?
1604892
They stayed on but my dog didn't like walking with them so now they are collecting dust.
1604893
If the boots are put on correctly with the the two Velcro straps, you should have no problem.
1604894
Yes but you need to make sure you the velcro is securely around the leg. The boot has traction around the top of the boot and sometimes the boot will turn as the dog walks but mine doesn't seem to mind. The dogs have to get used to wearing them so they may not move a lot at first but keep trying they will.
1604895
I too have a paw dragger. First of all you need two people to get them on. They are rather stiff. If they are on securely and your dog does not jump in and out of snow piles, they will stay on.
381009
I bought these for my pug...he had a stroke and we had to teach him to walk again. The flat bottoms helped to keep him stable in his walker and the velcro straps kept them from falling off. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1736887
No they just sort of fit in to the furniture, they stay on pretty well though unless my dog takes a flying leap on to them. :)
1462984
They actually doesn't bother paws, long or short hair, it's a matter of will your dog accept them. Put them on two of my dogs, one left them alone until they fell off themselves and the other bothered with them day in and day out until they were gone.
382614
They will stay on. My dogs are outside all the time. They get dirty on the inside and fall off one by one. Once the last one falls off I will be putting them on again.
388869
The harness eventually slips off my dog if I leave it on him. It's not really designed to stay on.
1773642
I got them because my dog has allergies that affect his paws. He wears them overnight to keep him from licking and chewing on his pads. I do clean the inside of them daily.
690525
We have a 100lb lab and these did not work for him. they were snug and his nails would go through the thin plastic. We ended up finding another tougher product that zips in the back and velcros across the paw that works.
882567
I found that the boots need to be pretty snug to stay on. I use mine for hiking, but have heard that others have had good results with them. They come four to a pack, so if your dog will tolerate them, you may only use two at a time on the back paws. My 3 year old was uncertain with them on at first, but settled in to them and forgot he was wearing them.
1520826
Not with my dog. Hard to get the paws in, as soon as you put one on, he would kick it off.
809751
I have a old Golden, and these made a huge difference. I though she would mind having them on, but she walks around with them and doesn't even notice them. They do make her look like she has duck feet, but she doesn't slip on the floor anymore.
2059386
They are a thin rubber. They would help somewhat, but would probably be more protective if you were walking in sand so the sand would not get between the pads of the dogs paws same as walking in the snow. They helped more with that type of issue.
2236045
They are adjustable but I think they might be to big. My dog is around 5 lbs and they kept turning around on him. They still worked but not fantastically. I have found that if I keep him kenneled while I'm away he doesn't find the need to mark like he did before.
1181595
Both of my dogs are furry. I have to admit, it is not easy to put them on bc the fur gets caught on the non-slip pads, but it's not that bad. You just have to adjust and smooth out the fur a little after the bootie is on.
257047
I'm not sure. My dog hasn't tried to pull them off like that! :-) They do fit pretty snug around the leg. They are kind of shaped similar to a balloon, so baggy where paw is but tighter at the top. So I guess if your dog got ahold and pulled on it, then it might come off. Hope that helps!
1673371
My German Shephard wears them and they are wide enough for her paws to not be constricted yet they do not flop off her paws either. She wears them in the house to protect our hardwood floors so they also provide her with much needed traction as well. She does have an outdoor pair during the winter to protect her paws from salt too. She has worn them (this particular brand) her entire life. We have tried a couple of other brands but they were not the quality of the Fashion pet, not did they fit as well or last as long. Hope this helps!
1435964
We used them on our old dog who had a very weak rear end. They made a huge difference. I think they would work well to keep your dog from slipping. The only drawback to having them on all the time is that do not breath. You may be able to help this by poking holes in the tops, or possibly switching up feet.