QUMY Dog Shoes for Large Dogs, Medium Dog Boots & Paw Protectors for Winter Snow Day, Summer Hot Pavement, Waterproof in Rain Weather, Outdoor Walking, Indoor Hardfloors Anti Slip Sole Leopard Size 5

Tried numerous brands of shoes for my elderly Goldendoodle - getting up in years mobility gets harder on hardwood and tile floor surfaces. Bought shoes ranging from $49 for 2 shoes to $29 for 4 shoes looking for best fit, quality, stability and comfort. I have returned all of them for one reason or another - fit was awkward, quality was terrible or overall they just didn't fit. With some of the other shoes you could tell he didn't like them at all - because he would simply stand in one place until I would take them off. These are the most comfortable for my dog - you can tell by his behavior when he gets them on - he jumps around like a puppy and doesn't bite at them or try to take them off like he did with the others - since the first time he tried them on - he moved around and you could see his confidence grow in his stability when wearing them. The quality surpasses all the others and matches the most expensive pair - however these appear lighter weight and he likes these far more then the heavier ones. Best fit - best quality and if my dog's attitude is an indicator - best comfort too. I will also say - best value and exceptional customer service. I am impressed with these shoes and the quality, fit, comfort, performance and customer service.

My pitbull mix has Cushing's Disease and has lost a lot of muscle, and due to that muscle loss, he weighs about 50lbs (he used to weigh 60). He struggles with getting traction on hardwood floors, so our vet recommended getting booties for him to help him with traction. These booties are so cute, and the size 6 booties fit his paws perfectly. His legs are thin, which was causing the shoes to twist around on his feet. After contacting the seller, on their recommendation, I remedied that by using the QUMY brand bandage wraps (in blue to match the blue booties). For right now, I put the bandage wrap directly on his leg to give the top of the bootie something to grip to, and it works perfectly. However, on days when it rains/snows, I will put the bandage wrap on top of the bootie to seal out the elements. I'm 100% a QUMY customer for life. ❤️

The quality is commendable, with neat stitching and details like Velcro. However, despite securing them tightly with Velcro, they keep slipping off my Frenchie's feet.

I bought these for future lake trips and to protect his paw wound currently. My aussie got a super deep laceration on his paw few weeks ago, that i was bandaging up. I am now no longer using a bandage, and wanted a shoe for him to wear outside instead. Within a minute- he flung one right up in the air, but I realized maybe i didn’t tighten the velcro enough. Okay..brought outside and first run- it came off again. I put it back on and made sure tight. It was better and stayed on for longer but after a few laps- it twisted around on his paw upside down. (But didn’t fall off). So i put it back on again…and rest of play it stayed on. It seems to be the perfect fit- so don’t think i have the wrong size. Just think my pup is too active to really keep them on for long. Im gonna keep em for the purpose of walking outside to keep his wound clean- but I highly doubt they will stay on for an outing to the lake or a long hiking trail in the future. I have a 52 lb aussie. Took measurements and went with some reviews on sizing. I bought size 5.

I followed the measuring and sizing instructions (traced the outline of my dog's paws on a piece of paper and then measured) and the booties fit perfectly. You definitely want to cinch down the strap barely snug so you can't pull the booties off once they're on. Done a couple walks with them so far, two and a half mile loop on trails, and they stayed on the entire time once I got them securely strapped. My dog got used to them pretty quick, and seems to like them (tolerate them?) pretty well. Recommended!

They stay in which was my main concern all along, they do stay in the whole time, you just have to know your size well. My dog is a bernedoodle of 34lbs and chose size 4 (blue ones). She looks so cute with them on as well! And they’re made for every weather.

I decided to buy boots for my 50 lbs mutt as he started to become a bit obsessive about the little (and I mean tiny) snowballs that would form on the top of his foot. Stopping frequently during the walk and licking when we got home even after the snowballs were no longer visible. We do not walk on salted roads or sidewalks, instead we walk on hiking trails through woods. He has medium length hair, and while I do use that “Secret” paw protection that prevents ice forming between his toes, it doesn’t really help for the rest of the hair on his feet and legs. I was really torn between getting boots that go up quite high on his legs or “booties” that just cover his feet. I opted for the booties since they were a little cheaper and if he hated them, I wouldn’t be out a lot of money.I bought a size 5, his front feet measured approx. 6.5cm long by 5cm wide. I did cheat a little since it is difficult to have a dog stand on a piece of paper while you trace their foot. Instead I made him walk through mud, then walk onto a piece of cardboard, measured his paw print and added a little extra to the measurement to factor in nails, skin, hair, etc. On the front feet the size is perfect, however his back feet are a little smaller, so there is a lot of extra room in the boots.There is an instruction manual that came with the boots to explain how to get your dog used to the boots. It is very well written and suggests a week or more for your dog to get used to the boots before you actually take them on a walk. I didn’t follow it. I did let him sniff the boots for several minutes, praised him A TON while I was putting them on, and managed to not laugh while he duck-walked around the house. He did not panic when I put them, nor did he try to pull them off, nor did he freeze and shut down. The first picture is Day 1, and the second picture is Day 2. Clearly isn’t bothered. First day on the trail, he was hesitate for the first 20 feet, then he realized that the snow wasn’t hurting his feet and got VERY excited, bouncing all over the place. There is some trial and error when it comes to adjusting the straps. He has his dew claws. Too tight, the boot rubs on his dew claw. Too loose, the boot comes off. I strongly recommend checking their feet several times during the first few walks to ensure there is no rubbing.Now the actual review.PROS: I like the tread on the bottom and the double Velcro strips both of which are reflective, which makes it super easy to find a lost boot in the dark. For us, the shoes are easy to put on and off. However, for a more excitable dog or one that hates to have their feet messed with, I think these would be a challenge to put on.CONS: These should really be sold as a set of 2 rather than set of 4, since a dog’s back feet and legs are usually smaller than their front feet. Also, since these are booties, we get a lot of snow packed into the boot, typically on his back feet. I wonder if a smaller size on the back feet would alleviate this issue?

I love these boots for my old dog who has polyneuropathy and scrapes his feet when walking. They are easily the best fit of all the boots we have tried and stay on. Burt walks happily in them and they protect his toes and nails.My only negative is that they don't last if walking on tarmac as we do. The soles are great, it's the top section where he doesn't lift his feet properly that wears out, particularly at the joins. The outer of the velcro straps also wear out with the reflective material coming away.The way Burt walks means he is really hard on his boots. He wears them for 3-4 hours a day and only gets one small rub where his foot is a funny shape but a plaster prevents it. They last him about 6 to 8 weeks wearing one pair at a time.I would highly recommend these boots for fit and wear for dogs without walking difficulties. For dogs like Burt I still recommend them as they stay on so well but be prepared to replace regularly. For me they are worth it as without them he wouldn't be able to go for walks

Got these for my dog who gets sore paws due to allergies to environmental factors and also when her pads get hot, they swell and stick together, causing chafing.Had a few different pairs, including expensive ones but they always come off.These go up the ankle more and as such, although worth noting to secure them tightly using the velcro straps, they are secure and haven't come off...not even nearly...and she likes to run around in the woods chasing squirrels!We had bought socks previously but these get hot and sweaty so have found using without socks are absolutely fine and don't cause any soreness.Definitely value for money!

Marked down due to making my dogs feet sweat and cause sores on them not breathable at all but the good points would be waterproof and strong material

These are good quality but the rubber of the sole is very stiff, a common feature on most winter booties. You can make it easier on your dog, especially if it is a smaller breed, by working it with your hands a few times, thus helping "break it in". I also highly recommend getting doggie socks for added comfort, get the ones where the strap/tie is removable, it will get in the way of a proper fit for the boot. The included instructions may seem a little over cautious on the approach to getting your dog used to them, but should be followed especially if you have a younger dog, they are much more prone to being negatively impacted by strange or new things.

If your dog has broad paws for front legs and smaller paws for hind legs.. then these turn out to be loose as per the size i bought…it fits nicely on the front paws.. the tape is helpful though