RUFFWEAR Grip Trex Dog Boots, Set of 2 Trail Shoes, Hiking Walking & Running Pumps for Pets, Comfortable Protective Non Slip Lightweight Climbing & Water Play Footwear for Dogs, Red Sumac, 2.25"

Artículo altamente recomendable llevo ya años usándolo con mi pastor alemán que tiene artrosis y este artículo le van de cine muy muy recomendado.

We have a 12 year old golden retriever that was starting to slightly drag one back paw. It was rubbing his nails raw on the sidewalk. These were easy to put on and worked great. Just what he needed to be able to continue his walks with us.

So, after having these for a few months, I feel I can give a reasonable review. I would also be willing to answer any questions! I'm a college professor and my dog, Gary, is a working dog, so I really wanted to be able to protect his feet on campus during the summer because Texas is dangerous for dogs. I also was planning on a hiking trip in Indiana and thought that these shoes could be helpful for that. First, Gary is a 16 lb corgi/terrier mix with the tiniest feet you've ever seen. (Seriously--when I'm hormonal I actually start crying because his feet are so tiny. That's not a weird dog mom thing, right?) I bought the wrong size at first (I think I measured his feet wrong), but returned those and bought the smallest they have. Even so, they're still a little roomy for his tiny, tiny paws. So, although the shoes do come off sometimes while we're walking, I think that has more to do with my dog than the shoes. Gary DID NOT like these shoes at first. Like, at all. But the great thing is that if you visit the company website, they even have instructions for how to get your pup used to wearing shoes. And when they say not to laugh, they mean it. It took a while to convince Gary to even try after the first time I put them on him because I laughed so hard. It was too cute and I couldn't resist, but try to resist. I started him out with just getting used to putting them on and keeping them on for a couple minutes. He got lots of treats for walking like three feet in them. Then we started going down the stairs, then down and back up, then down the stairs and jumping into the car, etc. Finally, we started going to campus and walking to my office in them. He can now do that pretty well. I will admit that Gary will often stop walking and lay down and try to take his shoes off. This is happening less and less and he's getting much more used to wearing them. I finally decided to invest in a pair of the liners that Ruffwear makes and that has MADE SUCH A DIFFERENCE! I know it seems ridiculous to basically buy $14 socks for your dog after buying $70 shoes, but believe me, it's necessary. The first time I put the shoes on Gary with the liners, he was so excited he did a little prancing thing. It was seriously adorable and also made me feel less guilty about putting something on his feet that he hated wearing. I think you have to consider that just like we don't want to wear tennis shoes or boots without socks, so your dog won't either. I haven't had any problems with these falling apart or anything like that. They seem very well made (and should be for the price) and the soles give good traction. I feel like Gary's paws do get a little sweaty with the combination of the shoes and socks, but the mesh on top makes the situation more breathable. I'm super careful to not leave him in his shoes outside for too long when the temp is above 90 because it's just too hot (but it would be even worse without the shoes!), we just walk to my office and take them off, then put them back on again if we leave the office. I'm so glad I found a good way to protect Gary's feet and allow us to go to work everyday even during the summer. (By the way, the pic is from when we first got the shoes--he's definitely not that miserable anymore when wearing them. I need a new photo for this review, but the shoes sure are cute, right?)

tiennent très bien, la meilleure qualité après plusieurs marques mais du coup trop rigides elles blessent les pattes au niveau du velcro. de + taillent grands taille 44 mm vont a un chien de taille moyenne. trop grandes pour un fox terrier pourtant grand pour sa race!!!! "Chiens de très petite taille" passez votre chemin

Premetto che dipende dalle vostre esigenze. Ma avendone avute diverse, queste sono le migliori