Polar Trex™ Winter Dog Boots

Employed my hiking group’s motto:

There is no bad weather, just inadequate outwear choices

and booted and coated up Tilly and we had a great walk in the neighborhood today- powdery snow packed streets , fluffy powdery snow to romp in off leash at our Twin Ponds open area and still had energy and warm and comfy to chase the snow plumes from the snow blower when we got back.

13 degrees.

(These Ruffwear snow boots are amazing! Have little gators that you zip up over a nice fitting Velcro strapped soft fabric lined shoe with nice treads on the bottom. She’s fine with me putting them on. And they are very secure and keep the snow out!).

We are experiencing record snowfall this year in the Tahoe/Truckee area and we are super grateful for the winter dog boots! We'd be lost without them - they stay on, keep the snow out of their paws. Yes, they take some getting used to when you put them on (always go tighter than you think you need to).

Our 1.5 year old GSP lives in Vermont and goes on daily hikes in the mountains for 1-3hrs every day. When the snow on the ground freezes he needs boots. We tried another brand that was primarily soft fabric – those boots not only came off and filled with snow, but he ripped them to shreds running around on the very first hike. We were resistant to spending $100 on boots for our dog. But these were well worth the cost. They fit perfectly, stay on his feet, and keep the snow out. They do not slow him down. He's worn them every day for a week straight and they still look new. Furthermore they protect his nails from the elements. He's clearly happy and relieved. Before these boots he would walk slowly with difficulty through snow. Now he's zooming around in all his glory. Highly recommend for the adventurous off-leash dog.