Tough Boots with Grip (Sold Individually)

We are purchasing our second set of the Tough Boots for our 75 lb. GoldenDoodle. We average a 2 mile hike every day in the winter through snow and ice. After trying another pair of over-engineered boots from a local shop, we tried Mountain Ridge. The boots allow our dog to contact the ground, protect his feet from the ice, keep his toes clear of snow, and best of all stay on his paws! Our first pair made it through a season and a half of tough weather and some concrete. We have recommended these boots to all of the dogs owners that we know. Thank you for a great product!

My pup drags his front paws causing painful nail and toe injuries. After spending $40-$60 on dog booties that would only last after a few walks I was frustrated. My Aunt made the suggestion to try dog mushing booties. It was the best advice! I have used the same pair over 6 months and yes, they have some wear after that time. But for the price these are by far the best booties for and dog that has limb and paw issues. They by far are better quality than any brand you will find at the pet stores.

I have two active Standard Poodles and we live in the valley. Like most sporting breeds, they have a lot of energy and love to run through the woods. During a run one broke a toe on a large acorn of all things! As she was running full speed it wedged between her toes and snapped one of her toes out of socket! (Ouch!) We have been a big fan of these booties for snow and ice but now wear these bootie all the time when outside, simply to protect their feet from rocks, sharp objects .. acorns!!! We keep a bunch in a basket at the back door. They are so easy to put on and take off - it is not a hassle at all. The hassle was wiping their feet every time they came in from outside before they started wearing the booties. My only regret is not having my Standards wearing them every time when outside - -we could have avoided the broken toe and 2 months of wearing a cast!

I have tried multiple brands of dog boots before and these are the only ones the stay on! Should have looked up what the pros where when pulling sleds from day one! My Lab is 12 years old and has slightly deformed front paws from arthritis that are a lot wider than his hind paws. So being able to buy different sizes for front and back, and having a very forgiving fit we’re huge plus for us. And I like being able to buy a couple of extras as backup in case he loses one in the snow. Now I am thinking of getting some light weight ones for him in the summer for hot pavements as well as for slippery floors…