Winter Dog Boots & Paw Protectors: Outdoor Anti-Slip Dog Snow Shoes, Dog Booties Provide Warmth to Dogs Paws from Ice and Snow, Rubber Sole PU Leather Upper Faux Fleece-Lined, Pink Dog Shoes Size 7

I live in Alaska and my Yorkiepoo cannot handle walks in the snow without booties. But omg is it hard to find good boots for a 6 lbs dog.I tried A LOT of booties before finding these dog UGGs. Friends, random strangers go crazy over these boots. Everyone thinks they're adorable and yes they are pretty cute. But honestly I really don't care, after my long booty search just finding a boot that works and stays on is all I want and these fit the bill.Size info, I put her paw on a piece of paper and marked the 4 sides of her paw to measure them. I think she was between a 2 and 3 so I got both. At first I used the 3 and they do work but they're big on her and I have to pull the Velcro strap really tight. The 3s also fall off more easily. So now I get size 2s for her. They fit snugly and perfect.She's a 6 lbs Yorkiepoo for size infoFyi they're not water resistant at all, if it's 33 degrees or the the snow is wet at all her paws get wet immediately. And if you used these in the rain I think these boots would be pointless. They get soaked through in a couple minutes. They're work great in the snow though. When it gets down to 15 degrees F, she can barely go outside without the boots. It's 15 here right now and she can handle about 3 minutes outside before lifting up her little paws and crying. When I put the boots on and her full snow suit she can go on about a 20 to 30 minute walk. She probably could last longer but I worry about her ears and bring her in after that.Also for durability they last longer than I thought they would. It's been a winter and a half and most of the boots are still doing good, she has a couple sets. A couple of the booties have started to wear out so I'm ordering a new set, but for the low price of $16 it's not a big deal. These are some of the best quality dog boots I've been able to find and they're very cheap.They do fall off occasionally fyi, but it is not bad at all compared to all the other booties I've tried. I always try to glance at her feet occasionally on walks and if I notice one missing I try to find it. Also when a booty flies off she starts lifting up that paw and having a hard time walking so I need to put it back on.When they do come off it's usually because she gets the zoomies and his flying around at top speed or freaking out pawing at a snowball and trying to rip them off.

I bought these shoes for my dog for the winter and they worked perfectly They protect her paws from the snow and are waterproof.

I have purchased these exact shoes two years ago but wanted to get another pair as a back up for my tiny chihuahua. I was so happy with the original purchase, that it never occurred to me to put them on to make sure they were not defective. Well, as luck would have it, the window for return has passed. We were hit with an autumn snow storm this week and I needed to start using boots early this year. I have the whole process of putting these boots on, down to a science. But this year, the boots looked askew when he was wearing them and two of them kept coming off. Well, today I finally examined them to see what the problem was as this never happened with the original pair. As I put my finger into the problematic boot, I found the source. The fleece lining was all bunched up in the front of the shoe. It felt like it was just stuffed in there. I couldn't re-position or remove. The shoe would never stay on this way. So, they are definitely defective. I have no recourse at this point.That said, I would definitely recommend this boot for a petite size dog. Just make sure that you try on and check for wearability. I may order another pair but really feel put out at this point. Always check your merchandise and do not assume that reorders of a product that you have been happy with in the past, are consistent with the quality of the original purchase.

Cute but do not stay on well. Would not recommend for long-term outside excursions or even quick potty time. They come off way too easily. Good for a quick animal picture.

I’m not sure if the pink boot last in the pic are the exact same brand, because the logos are slightly different and I bought them nearly 10 years ago, but I think they’re the same! In which case, these boots held up for multiple seasons (since at least 2017) for my Chiweenie here in New Jersey! The tan ones are the new ones of course.The soles were so worn down on the old ones that at first I couldn’t see what size the original boots were, so I bought a size 6 based on the size chart but those were way too big! I eventually was able to make out that her original boots were a size 2, but I always felt they were a touch too small, so I went with my gut and ordered a 3 so she has a little room now.I’d say don’t go off their size chart. Trust your intuition with what you think will likely be the best size for your dog.When I finally did get the size 3, one of the boots were melted a bit likely from production. They’re still wearable, but that was a little disappointing. There’s a storm literally tomorrow and while I tried to get these in advance of the storm, between the return and getting the new ones… it’s just too much hassle to return a second pair and reorder a third. So I contacted Amazon and they were able to resolve the issue for me.