Katsoloの日記, 2023年 07月 18日

Cute! And they keep her feet from scorching in the heat? We use them here in New England in the winter to keep the ice build up from between their pads. 

Yes, they work for both, but you have to be mindful in the heat. I didn’t get the neoprene ones because it’s just not that cold here.  

These look really close. XSY&G Dog Boots,Waterproof Dog Shoes,Dog Booties with Reflective Rugged Anti-Slip Sole and Skid-Proof,Outdoor Dog Shoes for Medium to Large Dogs 4Pcs-Size7 https://a.co/d/9heHM1P 

Oh Katsolo thank you so much! I will check these out. Yesterday I finally got her to go out and do #2. She went 2 days without! She is a very quirky dog and when she goes out she has a definite ritual B4 she poops. Unfortunately where she goes is hot all day. I tried to take her out front where it's cooler but she wouldn't go. She won't even step off our patio anymore ..I wouldn't even care if she went on the patio but she doesn't understand it's ok. I just hate to think of what her past life must've been like. She has so many phobias and quirks. We just love on her when she gets anxious because we never want her to feel insecure and scared again. Thank you again. I'll post update when we get them💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 

Diana, my friend says they have sandals now. I have zero knowledge on those, but that might be more practical.  

Katsoli, I'll check Amazon for sandals. Thanks❤️ 

Not to butt-in on your doggy paw convo but be careful they fit properly if they are too big they can slide back and forth causing irritation on the pad. We got booties for our big 80 lb golden when he had a pad injury and also to protect him from the ice in winter. He didnt mind them but we had to change brands as first ones didnt fit well enough. Also, beware of the dewclaw Diana when putting them on so you dont accidentally put bootie just under it where it can irritate. Love all you people that love our furry kiddos so much. Poor Sydney. We once took in an abandoned elderly huge dog on the Fourth of July that someone had clearly beaten the crap out of. He would duck his head when we would go to pet him. Didnt take him long tho to know that he was with people and a sheltie that would love him for the last part of his life. Vet thought he was around 14. He had anal cancer and was about 24-48 hours away from death when we found him (or he found us) due to dehydration and starvation. He was also mostly deaf and losing his eyesight. We had him for around 18 months, got him as healthy as possible. Removed the tumor in his backside and he was very happy in the time he had left. I still miss him. We called him Buddy because, well, he was. Xoxoxo all.