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Breathable Dog Boots for Medium and Large Dogs
Designed for ALL-SEASON Protection: dog shoes protect Your Pup’s Paws from Summer Hot Pavement, Winter Cold Pavement, salt, snow, ice, sharp rocks, debris, and Many More. Ideal for Indoor and Outdoor Activities, Including Walking, Running, Hiking, Hunting, And Swimming. Keeping paws clean, dry, and safe!Suitable for Medium and Large breed dogs. (We do not recommend this product for small breeds.)
$17.98
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Black / L (Insole Width 2.6")for 44~66lb
SKU: PLY-001836
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- Black
- Size
- L (Insole Width 2.6")for 44~66lb
About this item
- Designed for ALL-SEASON Protection: dog shoes protect Your Pup’s Paws from Summer Hot Pavement, Winter Cold Pavement, salt, snow, ice, sharp rocks, debris, and Many More. Ideal for Indoor and Outdoor Activities, Including Walking, Running, Hiking, Hunting, And Swimming. Keeping paws clean, dry, and safe!Suitable for Medium and Large breed dogs. (We do not recommend this product for small breeds.)
- Comfortable and Breathable: Made with air mesh fabric that keeps debris out while staying comfortable and ventilated all day long. Lightweight, flexible design support natural movement
- Anti-Slip and Durable: New and Improved soft Rubber Sole with puncture resistant tread that aid in traction. More durable, more slip resistant, more lightweight and softer
- Easy to Wear & Safe: Easy to wear with wide openings. The adjustable straps Ensuring that the dog booties will not fall off during walks. The Reflective Strips provides safety and night time visibility. Hand Washable/Machine Washable. Each Set Includes all 4 Booties
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Start with the situation, then compare the exact footwear's intended use and construction. Boots do not make an unsuitable outing appropriate or replace fit and introduction checks.
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