Pawz Waterproof Dog Boots, 12 count

I honestly had such high hopes for these. Great idea but horrible execution. First off, they do look and feel like balloons except their elasticity is diminished by like a thousand. It took too hands to pry the opening wide enough to get the paw in. It's a good thing my dog is do docile otherwise they never would have gone on! I do echo everyone else's concern about the potential of being too tight around the leg as I couldn't get my finger in the opening once they were on. I understand this helps to keep them water tight but I wouldn't do it again. Only good thing I can say is they are sturdy and no muddy paws after going outside. I do think these need to go back to the drawing board. I ordered I honestly had such high hopes for these. Great idea but horrible execution. First off, they do look and feel like balloons except their elasticity is diminished by like a thousand. It took too hands to pry the opening wide enough to get the paw in. It's a good thing my dog is do docile otherwise they never would have gone on! I do echo everyone else's concern about the potential of being too tight around the leg as I couldn't get my finger in the opening once they were on. I understand this helps to keep them water tight but I wouldn't do it again. Only good thing I can say is they are sturdy and no muddy paws after going outside. I do think these need to go back to the drawing board. I ordered socks and will keep using those. … more

I love these! While they're not lined, they do what they're supposed to do - they stay ON and don't come off in the snow or while playing. I love that they protect our little Rat Terrier's paws in the winter and keep them protected from the snow and wet surfaces. We've tried other cute boots, but they always came off and we were always looking for them in the deep snow! These are made of a thick balloon like rubber, so they're a bit snug getting on. Also if you have a squirmer it may be somewhat of a challenge, but once they're on you're good to go.

Measured my dog's paws per the instructions, and bought the size he needed according to the chart, however the boots are way too small. It took me many attempts to get a single boot on- it's way too tight of an opening to easily get on for one person; with two people, you can hold it open a lot easier, but even once on our dog, it looked very tight and uncomfortable on him. He hated the whole process, so we didn't bother putting the other 3 on- and it had no point because normally I walk him when home alone and I couldn't open them and get his paw in by myself.

The boots appear very good quality, but it would take two people to put them on because you have to stretch the small opening out pretty wide to fit it over the dogs paws, which takes two hands. Your dog would then have to politely put his paw into the boot while you hold it open. I didn't even try, because it appears even if I succeeded in getting his paws in, the opening would be very, very tight around his little legs. I think it would cut off circulation, plus if you friend has fluffy feathery-fur, you'd be pulling on it to get the boot off. I have a fourteen pound cockapoo, and bought two different sizes based on the chart, and his front feet bigger than the back- (3 and 4). I think the The boots appear very good quality, but it would take two people to put them on because you have to stretch the small opening out pretty wide to fit it over the dogs paws, which takes two hands. Your dog would then have to politely put his paw into the boot while you hold it open. I didn't even try, because it appears even if I succeeded in getting his paws in, the opening would be very, very tight around his little legs. I think it would cut off circulation, plus if you friend has fluffy feathery-fur, you'd be pulling on it to get the boot off. I have a fourteen pound cockapoo, and bought two different sizes based on the chart, and his front feet bigger than the back- (3 and 4). I think the boots run small, because just putting his paw on the outside of the size three, no way it would fit, and again - the opening is a half-inch and wouldn't stretch over his paw! But no worries, thanks to Chewy staff and their excellent customer service, I got a refund, and can donate the boots to the charity so maybe they will work for someone with a much smaller dog?! … more

Unfortunately these did not work well for my Llasa. I first tried the extra small and those cut off circulation :0. Chewy was kind enough to send me a Medium at no charge, but those fell off even though that was the correct size based on her paw. I give up. The stick on pads work really well especially if you get their feet trimmed short.

Great concept. They were easy to place over my dogs paws but they were way too tight around his leg. Worried it would most certainly cut the circulation off so we will be unable to use them.

So tight to put on making it very difficult. In heavy rains won’t work. paws were still wet inside! Went by size chart but should’ve have gone a size up. Tried once but Can’t use now

The product was difficult to get off and on. My dog hurt one foot trying to remove one. It was tender for a while, but she is ok now.

These are more like a heavy duty latex balloon. Too tight at the neck of the cover will cut off circulation. Returning.

I ordered water boots for my Bernedoodle but, doodles have pretty big paws so this model of boots just won't work. When I inquired about returning the. boots, a very kind person from Chewy said to keep the boots and donate them to a shelter - what a thoughtful response. I donated the boots yesterday - thank you. Chewy!!! I'm sure the boots would be fine for a little pup : )