Non-stop dogwear Long Distance Bootie, 4 pcs

Non-stop dogwear Long Distance slippers: very light and affordable fabric slippers intended for snow, which can be worn even when going briskly.

The Long Distance Bootie slippers are really unnoticeable to the dog on the paws and do not interfere with the normal movement of the paw. The velcro is flexible, so the slipper fits snugly around the dog's wrist. A slipper favored by sled dogs, which keeps going even in the deepest pursuits!

• thin fabric protects against snow, ice and frost
• The advantage of Non-stop's Long Distance slippers is lightness, the thin fabric does not affect the dog's normal gait.
• flexible velcro tightening: the slipper stays on the foot perfectly when the tension is suitable
• wear resistance depends on the activity: with a strong, running dog, the slipper will naturally last less time than with a lighter dog that is walking. Distance Bootie slippers do not really withstand the wear and tear caused by e.g. sanding gravel, they are at their best on snow
• A tip for owners of several sled dogs: the product is also available in a wholesale package of 100 slippers .
• Size: The size chart shows the width of the slipper (flat). For example, the size suitable for standing shoes is often L.

Determining the correct slipper size

Measure the circumference of your dog's paw from the widest point, so that the dog is standing (that is, there is weight on the paw). Divide this measurement by two and compare to the width of the slippers. Take into account that the dog's front paws are often wider than the back paws.

In borderline cases, choose a bigger slipper (the dog's paw must have room to expand when stepping). Tip: if you don't have a flexible measuring tape, use e.g. a string and a normal ruler to measure the circumference of your dog's paw.

Please note that the Long Distance slipper is made of inelastic, light nylon fabric, so especially in this model, you should definitely go for a larger one in borderline cases. There is no harm in extra width in a light canvas slipper .

If you want a slightly more wear-resistant but still light fabric slipper, you should check out, for example, the slightly thicker Dragråtta VIP Universal slippers .

Traildog's tip : In addition to slippers, you should also take care of the sensors with paw wax , so that the sensors remain elastic and cracking in freezing temperatures is reduced.