Do they stay on even when the dog jumps through high snow?
1135125
Yes they stayed on my dogs' feet. You just have to make sure to tightly velcro it.
1135126
Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question because my dog, a Chihuhua, did not tolerate them at ALL on her feet. She never made it out of the house with them. They became her chew toys, lol.
1135127
I think it depends on the dog and the fit. When in doubt put some vet wrap around the leg before you put the boots on, and then tape them to the vet wrap. That would be an insurance policy to not lose the boot until spring. ;-)
1135128
They have always stayed on, as long as we make sure his paw is all the way in the boot, and both straps are as tight as they can be.
1135129
I have a miniature dachshund, so they stay on fairly well on their feet even with the snow (and their short legs). Also, you need to be sure the Velcro is on tight (especially for dogs with a lot of hair). I'd recommend getting the red shoes just so it's easier to see them in the snow.
1135130
In my experience they stay on 90% of the time. They are very easy to spot if they do happen to fall off
1135131
Couldn't tell you ...they are so stiff my dog couldn't even walk in them.They are now in the drawer with the rest of my mistakes.
1135132
I can't answer that question. My dog is small & doesn't go out in high snow.
308498
Actually no. The lights shine through the snow. We had a storm which blanketed my yard with a couple of feet of snow and you could still see them glowing through. I did set them up high, about 6" from the ground since I live in area where it snows a lot. They almost look better when they are covered.
871381
No, they aren't waterproof, but they will repel snowmelt for a while. After walking my dogs, I lay the boots on the edge of the heating register to dry; they dry quickly. One pair usually lasts all winter, but the affordable price of these boots allows me to buy extra pairs. I like them the most for the ease of putting them on, but they are definitely not the boots to buy to walk in slush for any period of time.
377263
I wouldn't say that they are waterproof...My dog is a bush dog and I had once left the collar on her on a rainy day, this happened more by accident, she ran through alot of wet bush and it did survive, but I had the red collar and it did dye the hair around her neck pink...not easy to get off. I do not recommend it for real rainy days...wet/damp bush it should survive and in snow it seems to work fine, but sometimes you get lucky and sometimes you don't....It's a good, well priced collar that is really only made for night walks ...it keeps you and your dog safe, so that is what I truely recommend it for. I wouldn't say that they are waterproof...My dog is a bush dog and I had once left the collar on her on a rainy day, this happened more by accident, she ran through alot of wet bush and it did survive, but I had the red collar and it did dye the hair around her neck pink...not easy to get off. I do not recommend it for real rainy days...wet/damp bush it should survive and in snow it seems to work fine, but sometimes you get lucky and sometimes you don't....It's a good, well priced collar that is really only made for night walks ...it keeps you and your dog safe, so that is what I truely... » Read More I wouldn't say that they are waterproof...My dog is a bush dog and I had once left the collar on her on a rainy day, this happened more by accident, she ran through alot of wet bush and it did survive, but I had the red collar and it did dye the hair around her neck pink...not easy to get off. I do not recommend it for real rainy days...wet/damp bush it should survive and in snow it seems to work fine, but sometimes you get lucky and sometimes you don't....It's a good, well priced collar that is really only made for night walks ...it keeps you and your dog safe, so that is what I truely recommend it for. « Show Less
2246407
They pop on and off easily but stay secure when they are on. I hope that helps:)
1517239
Our dog didnt have a problem slipping in them because of the material they're made out of. Even though it might not look like it, they have pretty good traction. They will turn your dogs feet the color of the boots though. We bought the red ones so it temporarily turned our dog's feet red.
1023855
Depends, how high can your dog jump? If he can jump high, the covering will not prevent him from slipping out.
1808337
Ours are in the ground right now with about 26" of snow on them, we can see them burning brightly through the snow. This is our second year with them, but the first year where they are under snow for over a month. I am guessing they would survive your snow as well. You could just turn them off if the amount of snow is too much, but I wouldn't pull them out of the ground.
1384207
they are not insulated or waterproof...they have a little plastic pad on the bottom that might give some protection from cold but it does not always stay at the bottom of the boot...my dog loves these for walking inside on cold hardwood or tiled floor in the winter, but I don't have him wear them outside.
1380372
No, they are just hollow with air. It wouldn't be enough to protect a dog in freezing weather unless you had >1 dog, blankets, and they huddled together.
382613
Yes they do! Our dog's stayed on for ages and he didn't seem to notice them after a few minutes
1175970
yes they stayed on all night as long as it was sunny out.....yes they can be turned off...loved them for dogs to go out at night down our deck stairs, older dog is going blind and needs them.
1757066
We have kept them on. Please let me know if you find out that they are supposed to come off.
20298
I have had mine a couple years and they don,t ever get caught in the snow. Bob
1668790
Yes they do. Be careful not to over dry them though or they might be too snug to stay on well.
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!
1261344
They stay on through hills, creeks, sand, rocks, over knee high jumps. If you have the correct size for your horse, I have never had one come off. The Easy boot website has a size chart. If between sizes, get the larger one. They still don't come off while riding. I have walked, trotted and cantered with no problem.