Classic Sherpa Dog Boots
Product Description
Features a faux suede upper, sherpa accents and rubber soles.
Classic and cute, these doggie boots feature a faux suede uppers, Sherpa accents, a zip-up back and grooved rubber soles to protect paws from the cold weather.
Includes a Velcro closure at the ankle for a comfortable fit. Set of four boots.
Material: 100% Polyester with a Rubber Sole.
Care: Spot clean with a damp cloth. Line dry.
Size Guide:
Please choose the right size according to your dog's MEASUREMENTS on the specified chart, and NOT the label size to insure the best fit for your pet. We carry clothing lines from different suppliers that often have very different sizing scales.
*** Measure from the front edge of the small pads to the back edge of the large pads. Do not include the nails unless they are unusually long. ***| Size | Fits Paws |
| X-Small | 2" 1/4" x 1 1/2" |
| Small | 2 1/2" x 1 3/4" |
| Medium | 3" x 2" |
| Large | 3 1/2" x 2 1/4" |
| X-Large | 4" x 2 1/2" |
Accessories
Classic Sherpa Dog Jackets Classic Sherpa Jackets are warm, blanket-style coats for dogs. Each coat features a faux suede shell with a fleece lining. Convenient leash hole and Velcro pocket on jacket back. A classic cold weather essential. Material: 100% Polyester. Care: Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle. Line dry. Size Guide: Please choose the right size according to your dog's MEASUREMENTS on the specified chart, and NOT the label size to insure the best fit for your pet. We carry clothing lines from different suppliers that often have very different sizing scales.
Measure length of pet's back from the base of the neck to the base of the
tail. Match the length to the sizing chart. $24.95 |
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How to Help Your Dog Handle the Cold Weather Most dogs come complete with their own coat. But that doesn't mean they don't suffer through the cold weather like the rest of us. Here a few tips on how to help them skate through the winter months in comfort. 1. If it's too cold for you to stay outside for any length of time, it's probably too cold for your canine, so begin by limiting their outdoor exposure. A short romp in the snow is fine, a night spent outside in below-freezing temperatures is definitely not. 2. While I'm not a big proponent of dogs wearing clothes, sometimes a sweater or coat is a necessity. If your dog is a toy or small breed, or short-haired, or even a larger dog who shivers from cold when outdoors, there are specially-made coats and sweaters available, in many prices and styles--from utilitarian to funky to out-right fabulous. 3. When returning from any outdoor activity with your pal, it's important to dry him or her thoroughly with a towel or even a hair dryer. Ice and snow can get hung up in the undercoat and between the paw pads, causing discomfort and worse, even frostbite. Areas most often affected are the tips of their ears, tails and feet. You can also provide a nice, warm heated bed for your buddy. 4. Even a simple walk down a city sidewalk can be hazardous to your pet's paws in cold weather. Consider a topical balm or even better, these doggie boots. They'll protect against salt, ice and snow damage. 5. If your dog absolutely must spend any significant length of time outside in cold weather, make sure to provide a heated water dish and heated bed. Dog houses shouldn't be too big, or they'll let in too much cold air. by tlperl ¡@ |
