My dogs...like most...don't like things on their feet. They hated them and tried to chew them off.

Pros: Nice idea

Cons: Not practicle

Someone gave me a set of these dog boots. I tried them on my dogs. Neither dog would keep the boots on. We laughed at how silly they looked.

Pros: have a good laugh

Cons: dogs won't keep them on

We used these during the winter on a dog at my school and she kept them on suprisingly. It was a nice way to keep the salt from bothering her feet. My dog however wouldn't keep these on whatsoever, so it all depends on your dog and you won't know if they like them until you try.

Pros: Nice in winter

Cons: depends if dog minds them or not

Barney is a paw chewer. where we live now he has to be walked in ice and salt and he was just stoping on me. I can't carry this dog back to the building because of his weight. I tried the wax (mushes) but it didnt work in the below 0 temps. I got these and he can do anything in them he lifts his feet like a cantering horse but he can run like the devel if i let him. He goes up and down stairs and he jumps on funature in them. It takes awhile to get a dog used to boots/slippers on for 10 min off for 30 till its built up. but its well worth it to help him not have pain in the bad weather.

Pros: protects my dogs paws when out in the snow and salt

Cons: dogs take time to get used to things on there feet

Both of my dogs have had to wear these at various times when they'd had injuries to their paws. If there is a bandage, the vet usually wants the bandage to stay dry, so when the dogs go out, it's good to put these boots on over the bandage. My dogs are both pretty mellow, so it's easy to get the boots on them, but I can imagine if you had a more energetic dog, it could be tricky. But these boots do the job of keeping the paws dry, and they protect the paws from further injury.

Pros: protects dogs' paws

Cons: can be hard to get on