Walkee PawsDog Boot Leggings, Small Dog Sizes, Seen on Shark Tank, Adjustable Fit Protects from Hot, Cold, Wet Weather, Allergens & Chemicals, Never Lose a Boot or Sock Again (Black, X-Small)

I thought these were cool and that they would stay on unlike regular booties cause they're pulled up over the body, but no, within minutes of putting them on my dog, at least 2 of them would be off. Now, I never saw her do it, so I don't know if she was intentionally pulling them off, but I'd do them up tight just in case. In two minutes both back feet would be out, and she'd be standing up when when it would happen, I couldn't figure out how they were coming off, even if she was doing it. I returned them cause they were useless with that happening. It's to bad cause they're a cool concept and in theory should work. Maybe you'll have better results with your dog than I did. I suggest you try them, cause if your dog stays in them, they're better than booties.

This product works great, way easier to manage than individual booties and works in -30C very well. Our puppy can run in it very easily, in the snow. She seems to like it way better than the booties. Well worth the money.A couple of tips...1. it does take a bit to setup for your dog, like 10-15 minutes.2. the ring where all the stockings meet should be hooked onto their collar so it doesn't slide back over their bum3. We put our dogs sweater over top of the harness and it keeps her completely sealed in from the cold.4. Your puppiers may need help up stairs as the booties can catch the runners and make her slip. (booties does this as well)

The fit is really uncomfortable for my staffy jack. The paws parts are too big (and very heavy rubber. The flexible tights are either way too tight (so the rubber pushes on his toes and) or too loose so he can lift his legs out of the tights when walking and shakes himself loose. Another bright idea but not very well executed, might work for a very specific shaped or highly submissive dog.

I live in northern Minnesota and my 1 year old morkiepoo loves to play in the snow. It gets extremely cold here and his paws can't take being outside for as long as he would like to be. I tried at least 4 different styles of boots(3 of them were from Amazon) before I found these and they all fell off right away. I was so excited when I saw these. I thought i finally found a pair that would stay on. The first time I put them on him they weren't super tight and flew right off, so the second time I put them on I made sure they were very tight and secure, to the point they were almost uncomfortable. They worked for the first few minutes as he walked around on the snow to get used to them but the second he started running all but 1 flew off. I missed the deadline to return them because the small town I live in does not have the type of UPS location that Amazon now requires u to go to to return products, so now I'm stuck with them and they aren't exactly cheap.

My dog feels right at home in boots -- especially during the coldest part of the winter. They still fly off way more often than I'd like, so we tried Walkee Paws. She wasn't into these and neither was I. I had it in my head that these would go on easily, but the elastic around the leggings made it kind of a hassle. I think I can get regular velcro boots on my dog faster than these. After I got the Walkee Paws on my dog, cinched them up and tied the excess straps, we took a walk around the block and they fell off 3-4 times. I followed the instructions and the video online, but my dog's paws came loose more often than the boots did before. Also, for a $40 set of these things, they sure feel cheap, and cold. The rubber is thin (and not insulated with anything ... no fabric, no nothing. I've purchased $20 cheapo dog boots that were). The spandex leggings were about what I expected, but the overall feel of the product just seems pretty underwhelming when you can get a pretty nice pair of conventional dog boots for the same price or less.