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For the adventure-bound canine.

Your pup doesn’t have to be running the Iditarod to enjoy the benefits of the Ruffwear Bark ’n Boots Polar Trex Boots. A grippy Vibram IceTek sole provides ice-specific traction in the slipperiest winter conditions, while a laminated softshell upper provides the protection of a DWR finish . Camstrap this bootie to your pooch, and rest assured knowing that extended gaiters help keep out even the deep snow. Scotchlite reflective trim adds safety for evening frolics.

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Jocie

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I wish with all of my heart these would have worked for my 7 month old goldendoodle. We sized her correctly but even around the house the boots just would not stay on. We cinched and pulled but no tightening could penetrate her wild hair!

My in-laws poodles, on the other hand, love these boots. They fit great and stay on for hours of snowshoeing. The boots are durable and will get the job done for the right dog!

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Jen

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Love the idea and wished they would have worked for my Lab/Setter mix, even tightened down they came off just walking around the house. Ordered a size medium per the size chart, they fit perfect across the foot, maybe the long hair was a factor. Watching him walk in them was the best laugh I've had in a year.

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skiboyj

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

We just got these for our golden doodle so she can tour with us. She definitely didn't love them in the house, but she got used to them after about 15 mins outside. They came off twice when she was running around frantically on an icy parking lot, but once we tightened the straps down, they stayed on for the whole tour through snow which was often deep.

I want to buy boots for warmth more than...

Marianne

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I want to buy boots for warmth more than for traction. Will these keep my dog's paws warm in the Alaskan winters?

Gone Fishing

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Marianne, these should work fine to keep your dogs feet warm in all but the most brutal conditions.

Questions about fit:

I'm looking for a...

jpa24311062

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Questions about fit:

I'm looking for a snug fitting winter dog boot that comes high on the leg for maximal protection from ski edges.

1. Can anyone tell me if the upper part of the boot stays high on the leg, or does it slouch down over time? I'm concerned that since the leg sections of these boots are not made of stetchy material like neoprene they'll just sag down like a pair of loose tube socks, thus providing no protection, only a bunch of extra material to accumulate snow and ice.

2. In Ruffwear's instructional video for these boots, the front portion of the boot upper, below the elastic closure, looks like it forms a large loose fold in the material, which seems almost certain to accumulate snow and ice. Can anyone confirm or refute this?

Thanks for any suggestions.

Sean Rossetter

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the boot comes up to the last pad on my great dane and they stay up pretty well, like a high top. i got them for the exact same reason as you. she's been cut more than once by xcountry skis. they are a good height for protecting against skis, but it has taken some time for my dog to get used to having something on her feet. getting them on can be the toughest part when my hands are cold and she chews on them if i put them on before leaving the house. the loose folds you speak of aren't as bad as it sounds... they don't collect a lot of snow, but my dogs feet do end up wet. not sure how good that would be on long trips. hope this was helpful!

is there a sixe chart for these?
100lb...

Michael Martinelli

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is there a sixe chart for these?
100lb lab?

Adam Christenson

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Check out www.ruffwear.com for instructions on how to properly size your pooch. Sizing is based on paw width, not the actual size of your dog so you can get some interesting results. My dog is 100 pounder as well, but she wears extra small boots because her paw width is only 2.25 inches.

Check out www.ruffwear.com for instructions on how to properly size your pooch.  Sizing is based on paw width, not the actual size of your dog so you can get some interesting results.  My dog is 100 pounder as well, but she wears extra small boots because her paw width is only 2.25 inches.
Michael Martinelli

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thanks for the link. after looking at the different reviews these boots seem to come off very easily in the deep snow. also the sizing seems to run big. so some more reserch to find a good boot. thanks.