Goo-eez Lites - Black (M)

Nice boots. If you have an eighty pound labrador. Get the XXL size. They are a little tough to get on with the canister. But after a few times you'll get it.

My boy has a difficult to care for infection on his rear foot. He's a big tall boy he's a black Lab mixed with Dalmatian and who knows what. We've tried many different booties and this one I liked because it contained four in the package and also the price was right. This says it's a size extra large for 3.0 power width. Now if he didn't have the infection and the swelling maybe a 3-in would fit no problem. But.. Houston we have a problem!, you slide the boot over the open top of the container then fold top the ankle over can. Then put top ( ankle area) in and fold over. Voila!But no voila.,😞 the boots barely stretch . It was very difficult to put it on the container and afterwards, the " form filling gel moulant' on the inside is separating. Remember I haven't even called my boy in yet for this "torture " (his words not mine). I tried to put my whole hand in one it was extremely tight and my fingers were in a crazy formation. My circulation was cutting off so I had to remove it stat!If it hurt me that much how much will my injured boy hurt with this on? I couldn't do it to him, back it goes..Couldn't tell you if it was slip resistance if it stayed on the feet, I'm sure it's stayed on the feet you probably couldn't get it off. Don't know about comfort look quality durability how it is to walking ability anything because I never got to try it on.

The media could not be loaded. This is a Belgian Malinois, medium sized dog wearing the XL size boots. At first I used the company size chart to fit and ordered the medium size. They were extremely small, so I then returned them and ordered the XL. They function well at a casual pace, on all terrain including through water. They start to slip down when swimming and with high speed. They are not difficult to get on with the tube except maybe for someone who is elderly or has weak hands. If I down sized to Large they may be less likely to start slipping off at high speed and swimming, but would compress the paw. I give this a four start because they work great but can be improved for more athletic dogs who swim and run fast.

Even with the use of the tube, these shoes were almost impossible to put on! They seem like they’ll be great, but I’ve never been able to get the whole set on the little guy’s feet hi sec

The media could not be loaded. I'm so glad I tried these. My senior has been dragging his toes and I have been trying to find a boot or sock to protect his feet. His legs are very slim and most socks I have tried come off when he's walking. Yes these are a bit difficult to get on but you have to use strength to stretch them but they do stretch and they fit perfectly and they do not fall off. It's like a neoprene water proof compression sock. I use two fingers on each side and stretch open to the sock toe and place on paw and slowly pull out fingers making sure the tip of the toe is in the tip of the sock before pulling fingers out. Once you do it a few times it's really not hard like other reviews are saying and if you make sure they are snug on the tip of the toe they should not come off

Got the largest available for my 50 pound dog. I'm not strong enough to stretch the boots over the cup except once and it was obvious my dog's normal sized paw would never fit in there especially given how grippy they are inside. My circumstances won't permit me to return them, kind of an expensive experiment.

i thought this was an ingenius method for putting ont he boots , BUT not two minutes in the snow and two of them were off. It wasnt the size. I thik its just not practical if your dog does anything other than walk calmly on sooth surfaces.

We tried a few booties. My boy hates them and would just sit down and try to take them off. The other brands either fell off or he could get them off.These stay on and he doesn’t mind them at all. When we were desert hiking he was SO HAPPY to come! He was running around like a dork. He could really tell he had more traction and enjoyed it.