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Great Product !!	October 9, 2014
Reviewer: Pamela Carlos from Ironton, OH United States

We really like these rubber boots. They are easy on, easy off protection for our old dog, whose feet are very sensitive. Thanks for the quick shipping, also.

Rubber boots	August 20, 2014
Reviewer: DORIS Y SAYGAN from GROSSE ILE, MI United States

These are of good durable rubber that withstood my dogs' running and scratching. I bought them to cover their front paws from scratching up the interior of my vehicle. Setback is that they are hard to put on. There must be a gadget for holding the opening while the paw is being slipped in.

Rubber Boots	June 26, 2014
Reviewer: Devon Catharine from Virginia Beach, VA United States

Huge success! I have a dane/lab mix and a springer/fox hound mix. My dogs highly dislike boots that have to be strapped on them, so these rubber slip on boots are the best. They don't lift their legs high in protest --- they are just happy to get in the pool! Very secure. Make sure you measure your dog's paw first. Happy swimming!

Great product	February 24, 2014
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Hillsboro, OR United States

We live in Oregon on a farm. It gets a bit wet here and muddy too, so these rubber dog boots work beautifully for the early morning and evening walkabouts for our two dogs. Without the rubber boots they would be quarantined in the utility room with mud caked paws.

Great Product	February 22, 2014
Reviewer: Janis DiGiovanni from Massapequa, NY United States

My Rotti recently had surgery on his paw and I needed something to keep the bandage dry from all the snow we've had. I ordered these boots. They shipped out the same day and I had them in 2 days. They are very well made and I am sure they will last a long time, especially since we only need to use one.

A lot less hassle than other shoes!	February 8, 2014
Reviewer: Lucia Oei from San Antonio, TX United States

I feel more comfortable with my dog wearing these shoes because she can still grip the ground with her paws. They are tricky to put on , I had to make a little device for them. But once they are on they stay on. She doesn't mind them at all! I don't have to lace up shoe laces or watch out for missing shoes while on a walk.

They do the job	January 30, 2014
Reviewer: Andi Fleming from Washington, DC United States

I have 4 (yes 4) Bichon Frise that are in size from 18-25 lbs. I bought one set of red small booties and one set of orange extra small booties. My dogs paws seemed to fall in between sizes. I ended up using the red larger ones for their front feet - they were roomier for their nails and more comfortable for their paws since the front paw has that extra digit. The red ones came off their back paws when they kicked the dirt after doing their business. I ended up putting the orange smaller size on their back feet. These were a little snug on their nails and harder to get on. But all and all, they work. No problems with the salt burning their feet. We have used them successfully for several days now.

Yes. . .and no	January 25, 2014
Reviewer: Darla's mom from NYC

My pitbull has been having pain with the ice, snow and snow melt products getting between her toes so I thought I'd try some boots. I purchased the medium PAWZ after seeing other pooches wearing them. They are a bit difficult to put on, but they do not fall off, so that's a good thing. My pittie has never worn boots and she got used to these really quickly, so that's another plus. However, one of the boots tore on the second wearing and another has holes after the third wearing. To be fair, the dog is climbing on the snow & ice and I am in the city where there is a lot of debris on the pavement and street. But they are not so cheap when you factor in replacing a torn boot on a regular basis.

I think they are a great idea; wish the rubber could be made a bit more durable. My suggestion, buy them in bulk in the beginning of the winter because although they are a good product you will blow through them.

I give them a 3.5

These are the best boots ever!!!!!!!!!	January 22, 2014
Reviewer: Mike Arnold from Irvine, CA

I have a 155lb Bull mastiff and a 153LB female St Bernard. They have bad allergies from all the pesticides and other crap our HOA puts on the grass and would bite their feet raw. I bought regular canvas booties and they fell apart quickly. I have been using these for 1 month and they are absolutely perfect! Much easier to put on than the regular booties and and the dogs aren't tripping over their own feet like they were with the bulky leather/canvas booties. I get 3 weeks out of a set so I am very happy. In the long run its more expensive than the regular booties, but much easier to use and let the dog have natural walking movement which is much more important. I must say that Karen here has been EXCELLENT with the return of the booties that didn't do so good, alldogboots have the best customer service I have ever experienced, definitely recommend them and these boots.

Pawz Rubber Dog Boots - Large - Purple	January 16, 2014
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Madison, WI United States

We have 2 pit mixes - one with really tough feet and one with sissy-lily feet. ;)

We needed something to protect his little feetsies on walks - especially this winter since he was actually developing open cracks in between his toes from the snow, ice and salt. I found these boots after friends had mentioned using some "balloon-type booties" for their dogs.

There's a learning curve to getting the boots on your dog, but once you do they stay on! And its fun watching your dog high-step and hop around while they get accustomed to this new accessory.

Anyway, after a brief walk on snowy pavement, the pittie toenails had poked through the booties. I'm a little disappointed because I thought they'd be more durable. Considering the price and the fact that they are disposable I guess they are OK. We'll try them a couple more times until the package is empty but I don't know if I'll reorder these.