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This coat is darn cute and works well in wet/mild weather. My dog has thick fur so doesn't need added warmth. Unfortunately, her belly and back legs still get dirty on walks but the jacket does a good job keeping her front legs and back dry and clean. The hood is fantastic -- my dog doesn't seem to mind it at all and it keeps her ears dry. I like the zipper but it takes some getting used to w/furry dogs -- if you or your dog aren't patient, the zipper could be frustrating as it can easily get ca...

This is my dog’s go-to jacket, especially during these winter months. If you’re wondering about sizing, let me share my dog’s measurements: Neck to base of tail: 22” Chest: 27” Neck: 20” I originally got a size 20 in the green and orange (see image) but the back length was a bit too long and wide. A little upset that they were sold out in the next size down in the NYC location, but I exchanged for the royal blue color. The 18 fits him best though I wish the differences in sizes weren’t too dra...

I Love my Wagwellies! They are Not too bad to get on, and are Very secure since they haven’t fallen off and my dogs run, jump and go crazy in them. Wagwellies are the most Durable dog boots I have ever purchased. I had my original ones almost a year and they are still good as new with minimal wear and tear. Other boots I have purchased would get holes in them from the ice, ice salt and outdoor terrain, these don’t. I use them on my three dogs Norman an Olde English bulldogge, who fits in a medi...

My 7-year-old GSD has a problem walking without dragging her back legs, which causes her nails to grind down and bleed if she walks too far, this had limited her from doing her favorite thing--which is going for walks! I have been desperate, and I literally tried five other types of paw covers, and these are the only ones that slip on perfectly, allowing her to walk normally! She gets so excited to put them on. They have held up to her dragging really well. These booties are a little miracle th...

Sadie is a 10 year old golden retriever. She had two TPLO surgeries (her back legs) and she has hip dysplasia. Because of her age and all the down time for the surgeries she has lost a lot of muscle, especially from her back end. As you can see in the picture, Sadie is wearing just two shoes on her back legs. They are helping her so she is now able to stand up on our hardwood floors. She was getting weak and her legs were slipping out from under her even just standing still. These have r...

she looks like a lil penguin! but the real review is that these don’t slip off and stay on much better than most dog booties. i like the durable material and feel. i got an XL which i thought would be too big but considering my dog’s claws they fit perfectly and she doesn’t look cramp or too uncomfortable in them. we have walked up and down the stairs in our house. on carpet and tile and she is all good. she can do things like jump on couches and beds with them on so it’s safe to save she doesn’...

Wagwear Mojave review - these doggie crocs are gonna work out well. At the dog show last weekend just getting from the building to a good potty area or to the car was a big issue because of the hot pavement. The most frustrating thing was that Stetson’s crocs actually arrived the day after we left for the show. Sigh. Oh well. We survived. Back at home and she’s been wearing her crocs all week. Here is the review: Lots of airflow and good gripping soles for slick floors. This would probably make...