A dogs boot will protect the paws of a dog from snow buildup in the winter.

If you are looking for size information to help you choose a dog boot reference the Dog Boot Size Chart on this page.

Try to be sure when looking at boots for dogs that you consider the outdoor or indoor activities which your dog typically does. It will help to keep that information in mind even if you are looking at a small dog boot.

Boots for dogs are easy to put on a dogs paw. A dog boot is easy to fasten so it stays on the dog's leg.

2" Dog Boot
A two-inch dog boot offers excellent protection for a dog's foot protection under most circumstances. They stay on the leg well and are recommended for a small dog to medium dogs that won't typically be running across heavy underbrush - there are many environmental elements which could pull the dog boot off in the underbrush.

4" Dog Boot
A four-inch dog boot set the standard among dog boots for great "staying on the leg" power! If you are after maximum leg protection under just about any weather condition, a four-inch dog boot is recommemded. They are also just about the most perfect dogs boot for medium to large dog breeds.

8" Dog Boot
If you are looking for maximum "staying on the dog's leg power" the eight-inch dog boot is a perfect and recommended choice for medium to large dog breeds. They are excellent protection for your dog's leg in deep snow, rough conditions, and tall brush. If you are looking for dogs boots with the maximum height for leg protection for your medium to large dog breed, choose the eight inch dog boot.


How to Measure the Size of Your Dog's Paw

• On a blank piece of paper draw a heavy straight line. Place the dog's front paw on the sheet of paper and line up the heel of the paw with the straight line. Encourage your dog to rest the full weight of body on this paw.
• Draw another line at the end of the dog's toe nails. Measure this length. Measure the length of the paw from the heel to the end of the toe nails.
• Reference the list below and pick the size which matches your dog's paw measurement, including the nails.
• Repeat the same procedure for the rear paw.

• 4 inches - X-Large
• 3 1/2 inches - Large
• 3 1/4 inches - Medium
• 3 inches - Small
• 2 3/4 inches - X-Small
• 2 1/4 inches - Very Small
• 2 inches - Little
• 1 1/2 inches - Miniature
• 1 1/8 inches - Tiny

Something that many people seem to overlook when choosing a dog boot is how much cleaner your home will stay without a dog walking in on your carpet and hardwood floors bringing all that outside dirt inside your home.

A dog boot when fitted properly to a dog breed with hair instead of fur will keep the snow balls from forming in their paw pads.

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