Non-stop dogwear Protector Light Socks High, 4 pcs

The long-sleeved Protector Light Socks High booties are booties made of durable cut-resistant material: for snow or for pawing on melted ground.

The long-sleeved Non-stop Protector Light Socks High booties were developed for sled sports and camping, but they are an excellent choice for all dogs that need protection for their paws. Light flexible booties make it possible the natural action and movement of your dog's paws.

The Protector Light Socks High bootie is suitable for use both on snow and when the ground is thawed. Of course, the booties are always subjected to greater stress on melted ground, so wear resistance on snow is better.

The knitted structure of the booties offers both comfort and breathability, without compromising on durability. In addition, the material provides high cut protection.

• long model that also protects the spur nail
• made of cut protection fabric
• flexible Velcro straps
• the orange color makes it easier to spot the bootie in the snow
• material: polyethylene, nylon, polyester, fiberglass, spandex
• Mainly, this model works great in snow conditions. However, the material is breathable and porous, so when the snow is very dry and light frosty snow, it can penetrate through the fabric into the bootie in some rare conditions.
• NOTE: If you notice that the end of the velcro becomes frayed/frayed during use, you should immediately cut it with a new clean cutting surface and burn the end.

Size selection of Non-stop Protector Light Socks High booties

The size is chosen according to the width of the paw. 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 booties. Take into account that the dog's front paws are often wider than the back paws. In this case, you can get the best possible fit by choosing two sets of booties in two different sizes.

The Protector Light High bootie model is made of flexible fabric, so the sizing should be fairly tight. However, the dog's paw must always have room to widen 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.