When temperatures dip below 20F, boots for both of my dogs are a necessity. We had a fairly mild winter last year and made do without any boots, but this year has been significantly colder and, much to Tansy and Crockett’s dismay, wearing boots has become a common occurrence. We received our PoochieBoots in Size 1, specifically for […]
Since an excursion in Red Rock Canyon, NV that involved Breezy tearing off a nail (slipping on a wet rock) and wearing her claws down rock climbing she has gotten very used to wearing boots. We primarily use them to shield from red ants and foxtails, protect from the hot ground, and to prevent ice […]
This winter, Delilah had the pleasure of testing Muttluks Snow Mushers, in size 5 for her front paws and size 4 for her back paws. The boots we received from Muttluks was Delilah’s first time wearing boots. Prior to testing these, we would only apply Mushers Secret to each of her paws, but with time […]
The Original Fleece-Lined Muttluks are just like the Original All-Weather Muttluks (suede sole, nylon upper, thicker nylon toe cap, and stretchy leg cuff), but with the addition of a thin fleece liner. The lining makes them stiffer overall than the All Weathers and also harder to cinch tightly around the ankle. However, I do really like the reflective ankle […]
One after another, they carry us on our journeys. They keep us upright and separate us from the hot sand, harsh snow and sharp earth. They take a beating for us and without them; we wouldn’t be able to trek on easily. Our feet are a crucial and often overlooked body part that requires care […]
Let’s talk about boots. There are so many on the market it can be difficult to choose a set for your pup; and as we’ve personally discovered, more expensive doesn’t necessarily mean better. It’s all about finding the right fit for your dog both in style and comfort. While we don’t use boots on all […]
Boots might sound like unnecessary dog gear – after all, wolves go barefoot, right? Well, we’ve found that in certain situations (sharp gravel, fire ants, barnacles, hot pavement), it’s a choice between boots and hurt feet, so we went hunting for the perfect pad protection. We’ve tried five brands so far, from $12 to $60, so we were excited when DogsThatHike […]