Rubber tore away from seam after 1 use. Not sure if just a fluke but I was expecting better quality.

I bought these for my American bully. The mediums fit her front paws well and they stay on great. She learned quickly and wore them for hours without issue. The back ones hower, 1.5 stars for those. Back paws of dogs are different shapes and sizes than the front. You would think a pet product company would understand that. So while they are great for her front paws, it's not worth the price since the back ones can't really be worn

My dog and I go on short one mile runs every day. I figured since the weather is warmer she might need protection for her paws, but these cheaply made shoes only lasted two uses before the sole came off and the fabric tore. Do not waste your money on these shoes!

Bought these because my dog has a cut on her front paw and needed to keep her paw dry and safe while walking on trails in the snow. The quality of these seem decent but unless you pull the Velcro as tight as you possibly can they do fall off and even with tightening as hard as I could they still eventually fall down and fall off. They need to be a little taller I think to stay on. Quality of the boot seems decent enough. I use them on her front paws only because they don’t fit her back paws. I think the Velcro quality needs to be a little bit better.

Bought these today in an L. The front paws fit great and stayed on. The back paw boots didnʻt work for my Brittany Spaniel. Materials seem good. Perhaps a long cuff worn up the leg might help for medium height dogs.

We needed some dog boots last minute and ran everywhere trying to find some. We were lucky to find the last set of these. They are hard to put on because of the built in sock, but they stay on my tripod really well. He has hated shoes for years but was walking around in the snow and ice with these within one block. I think the soft inside makes them more comfortable. Make sure to measure if your dog's feet are the same size in back and front, otherwise these won't work for you.

When I first tried these (size small) on my 9 lb mini poodle she didn't cooperate with putting them on and once on she wouldn't move for about 15 minutes despite encouragement and treats, but eventually she did start taking steps. When we went out for a walk they kept coming off. With practice and more treats it became easy to put them on, she realized she can run pretty well in them, and I realized I have to make sure to pull the boots up as high as possible and secure both straps very, very tightly, and it doesn't harm her because no matter how tightly I secure them it won't cut off any circulation, but as long as I do that they actually stay on for a whole walk. I can take her for an hour-long walk in these boots in snow and slush now. I rinse off the grime from the bottom after walks. So far they seem quite sturdy. I am very happy with the product.

I bought these for a Golden Retriever we are dog-sitting for a week. Thought her paws would be more comfortable wearing them while out on walks. Sadly they popped off almost right after we set out. Part of the problem is all four boots have the same shape (like an L) and seem mostly designed for the front paws. A dog's back paws are different from their front paws, or at least this dog's are. So I'll give them 2 stars because they're a good concept, and maybe others will be able to make them work better.