I want to put fuzzy baby socks on my dogs to keep their feet warm outside, what size should I get that can fit the baby socks and not be too tight?
1694110
That depends on how big your dog's paws are. My 12-pound rat terrier/chihuahua's paws are about 1 and 1/4 inch across at the widest point, and the orange works OK over lightweight socks (I ordered Petego socks from Amazon). The orange seems tight when you put them on, but they stay on. We also tried the red, and they were too big. They flopped around (but they might be good for a dog with a lot hair on its paws). We recently discovered Ultra Paws Traction dog boots, and we really like them. They run big. I first ordered petite, and exchanged them for X-petite.
1694111
Personally, would not do this. Moisture will still manage its way inside Pawz. That will mean your dogs feet could be in a warm, moist enclosed area that is prime for bacteria growth. Having spent past $1000 on our dog helping it fight infections on its feet, do not consider this to be a good idea.
1694112
Hello...this depends on what size your dogs feet are. What type of dogs do you have? The paws stay on and do not come off like most shoes so they fit tight and snug anyway so if you put socks underneath then you will need to get one or two sizes bigger because like I said the paws are made snug and little difficult to get on anyway...but it will keep dogs feet dry and clean just remember not to leave paws shoes on long because of the tight fit they should be removed after walking so it doesn't interfere with blood circulation. Can help more if I knew breed of your dog also you can measure from tip of the longest part of paw to the back and also across(width) ...Good luck Hello...this depends on what size your dogs feet are. What type of dogs do you have? The paws stay on and do not come off like most shoes so they fit tight and snug anyway so if you put socks underneath then you will need to get one or two sizes bigger because like I said the paws are made snug and little difficult to get on anyway...but it will keep dogs feet dry and clean just remember not to leave paws shoes on long because of the tight fit they should be removed after walking so it doesn't interfere with blood circulation. Can help more if I knew breed of your dog also you can measure... » Read More Hello...this depends on what size your dogs feet are. What type of dogs do you have? The paws stay on and do not come off like most shoes so they fit tight and snug anyway so if you put socks underneath then you will need to get one or two sizes bigger because like I said the paws are made snug and little difficult to get on anyway...but it will keep dogs feet dry and clean just remember not to leave paws shoes on long because of the tight fit they should be removed after walking so it doesn't interfere with blood circulation. Can help more if I knew breed of your dog also you can measure from tip of the longest part of paw to the back and also across(width) ...Good luck « Show Less
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I wouldn't buy them in a larger size. You want them to fit tightly or at least close to the skin so they don't bunch up inside of your pants. You basically want them to fit somewhat like nylons. Mine fit great except for near the ankles but since I wear them only in cold weather I tuck the bottoms in the socks I am wearing.
754997
It would probably be alright. I purchased small for my 11 pound shih Tzu -poodle mix and am thinking they are a little small. He has rather curly hair on his legs and feet which makes it very difficult putting them on him when he is objecting in the first place. The zippers are troublesome pulling up over that hair also. So I'm not sure I get them entirely on his feet. If they were medium, I think it would be better. I hope this helps.
857929
I love the socks, their not to everyone,s liking they fit tight and stretch, and most peoples little toe will not allways fit tight, so buy the size you wear noting that you have to pull em on tight to get the toes on.
1791611
Whatever size you would normally buy get the same size in these they are true to size.If you take a 9 gaet a 9 and there will still be enough for a thick pair of socks.They come up to the back of my knee just at the bend. I love mine but they are hard to get off,I would recommend a boot puller to make it easier. Enjoy your trip
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I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of the winter! Hope that helps! I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of... » Read More I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of the winter! Hope that helps! « Show Less
826858
These run small. I don't think you will be happy. All of these type of socks supposedly cover sizes 6-12 but it is probably more like 6-10.
510077
I ordered the medium size and the socks are a little too large for me. The foot part is not tight enough and the leg part rides up and over my knee cap. I always wear a nine or nine-and-a-half shoe, generally a nine-and-a-half as I have aged. So there. I am suggesting a medium sock for perhaps and ten or larger shoe and a small sock for nine or less shoe. You want the socks to be tight!
1513433
My dog is around 50. I think i got large and theyre a bit tight. Go up a size or two
599507
Hi John, I wear a size 11 but I bought size 12 because sometimes I wear heavy wool socks when the water is cold. With my neoprene stocking foot waders, they fit just right. I like a little bit of room rather than a tight fit.
1814858
They add very little bulk, so they should fit well under tighter shoes. But, as a word of caution and in response to the reviewers who said the socks did not help keep their feet warm, you need to be aware of one of the principals in effect for warmth; you need to isolate a layer of warm air next to your skin. So, if you do not allow enough room around the socks, the warming effect will be greatly minimized.
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We have 3 Shetland sheepdogs, their weights range from 28 - 36 pounds. We bought the red one that are marked small on the package, and they fit our dogs fine. The only thing, we make sure to do, it to keep their toe nails trimmed, so that they don't puncture. But they go on pretty easy, kind of like putting a "balloon" on and fit snug, but not too tight. They also stay on really well. So I would do as one other person said, measure the size of the paw, and think about the weight size of your dog...and I hope that helps!
1577895
Hi, I bought them for a friend's dog, a chihuahua who weighed maybe 10 lbs and they fit this size dog fine. If you do a google search for "dog boot size chart", you will find several sites that will give you more information about the weight and paw size recommendations for the booties. This will help you when you are choosing which booties to purchase. Patti
638033
If your pup is that small, I would say no to a medium. I use them on my dog who is about 16lbs. You need a size small for sure, even extra small if available. Hope this helps. The diapers themselves are a great help.
143774
Our dog is a Chihuahua. His feet are tiny, so I would guess that for a Cocker Spaniel you should get Medium. I have not been able to find very small dog boots for our little dog. So far though, he seems to be doing fine.
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Mine hasn't worn hers outside of the house yet. Then again, hers falls off due to her small chicken legs. Lol. She's 8lbs but her ankles are so skinny. If they stay on your dogs paws, i'd give it a try outside as long as they aren't TOO rough (like blacktop or cement which i think grass should be fine though bc i personally think the socks do feel durable too).
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I think you should go for the size 12Y. Because their feet are so small and they still have room to grown.