Doberman Pinscher Dog Booties

After many types of boots failed - these are incredible! With such large paws and slender legs, Dobermans are so challenging for boots. These take an extra minute to get on (the fleece is super snug over the paws), but do not need constant replacing or adjusting. Thank you so much - my only wish is that you also made them also with a treaded sole... hopefully one day, please!

Our Dobie started chewy on one toe when she was about two years old. After trips to the vet and using multiple wraps, all and brands types of boots that she chewed, we found K9 Apparel boots. When the boot is off she still wants to chew that toe. But she wears the boot on that one leg every day and now her toe is healed. She is now nine years old. These boots are a miracle for our girl. Easy to wash and reuse. Thank you K9 Apparel.

I bought these for our Doberman as we sometimes have to go outside when it's below 0F. They fit great and stay on his feet. He now no longer has issues with his feet getting cold. We like them so much that we replaced his sister's (a Cur) boots with some from VoyagersK9. Her old boots were cheap, had only one strap, and used to come off regularly. She now has warm boots that go up further up her leg and stay on.

These fit my silver lab perfectly. He is not a fan of the snow and ice on his feet. Whit these he was happy and did not try and avoid the snow.

Absolutely love these boots. They stay on the dog!! I would like it if the sole was a little bit thicker to provide even more protection for the dogs' pads when running on hard packed snow (sometimes ice).

I have tried many boots on my female doberman and these are the ONLY ones that stay, even when she runs in deep snow! Many thanks!

Shipped on time. Keep dog feet warm on cold days.

Just perfect for my doberman on our wood floors- thank you for offering this product! It will save me a trip to the vet for a broken hip/leg!

Great product, usually my F Dobe hates going outside in the winter. She would stand with one paw up at all times circulating which paw she had out of the snow. Once she got used to having the booties on, which is a very funny process, we took her out side and she just started running laps in the back yard once she realized her feet weren't cold. Huge Success! She huffs when I go to put them on (only had them for a week) but loves the result and will finally play with my standard poodle who loves the snow.