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Innovative dog shoes engineered for active and aging pets. Watson�s All-Terrain Dog Shoes were designed to protect your dog�s paws and provide superior traction and stability. Lightweight, water repellent and quick-drying, the Neoprene uppers and non-marking rubber soles make them perfect for any weather and all-day adventures in any environment. Provide improved footing for disabled dogs on slick floors.

DOG SHOE FEATURES

• Solid rubber sole protects dog's paws from sharp objects and from the heat and cold.
• Non-marking, rubber sole provides superior traction on smooth slippery surfaces.
• Protects delicate floors from scratches and from nail marks.
• Ideal for older and active pets that require superior traction and stability.
• Lightweight, breathable, porous design keeps dog's paws cool.
• Easy to put on and to take off. Two velcro straps wrap firmly around leg to keep shoe firmly in place.
• Two points of adjustability allow for a comfortable, customized, snug fit.
• Upper is made of lightweight, water repellant, quick-drying Neoprene making it perfect for water and all-day adventures.
• Rugged, Ballistic Nylon toe-plate resists damage caused by a dog's nails. Toe-plate also provides additional durability and protection if dog drags a paw due to injury or disability.
• 3M Scotchlight reflective velcro straps provide superior safety and visibility at night.
• Will not retain odors. Sold as a set of four.

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Here are some tips how to introduce dog boots quickly and painlessly.
 

First off, put all four shoes on your dog.  If you only put one or two then it's the same thing is you walking with one sneaker.

  � Why some dogs are bothered by the boots is that they are conspicuously there. Something foreign is on the dogs paws. The best way to teach a dog to adjust to dog boots is to distract him and get him walking. Something he really wants to get to does the trick. A dog friend, a treat or his other dog owner coming home can get the dog walking and not fully focusing on the boots.

� Keep your focus off the boots in front of your dog. Showing the dog the boots and directing a lot of your attention on them will likely direct the dog's attention on them. Excitingly showing the dog the boots very likely will make the dog think he has 4 new toys to play with!

� Don't introduce the boots to your dog and take him right down the stairs. Falling or fear of falling is not a good first impression!

� Dogs and people love attention! As long as it's positive attention. If your dog looks cute or funny go ahead and enjoy, but laughing and laughing at are two different things. If the dog boots make the dog the butt of the joke then he's going to know and he's understandably going to hate the boots. If you want your dog to be indifferent to wearing dog boots then you should act indifferent to the dog boots.