I have a 19lb shi-tzu his foot measures 2"x 2" what size boot do you suggest for him?
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Our Shih-Tzu's are 22lb and 27lb. Their front paws are about that size. The XXS booties fit perfect.
1357409
I would definitely go for extra small. I ordered the large because of the measurements and I was concerned because they recommend them for bigger dogs (which he is not, he's mostly Corgi ) but they did fit very well when I I put them on him (I guess he's a "husky boy". ;)) so stick with their measurements and you will be fine.
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The small size works for my dog (Shih Tzu/Maltese). I assume by "two inches with fur" you are referring to his pad length? My dog is about the same. The only drawback to these shoes is the thicker material for the cold weather makes them a little harder to secure. Some of the other thinner materials are easier to keep on since you can pull the straps pretty tight around the leg. If your toy poodle isn't used to wearing shoes, he will probably kick these off a lot.
634989
I have a Jackhuahua. Her paws are about the same with and she is roughly 20llbs. The boots fit fine.
1669107
I never used the ones I bought for my dog-I measured the dog and went according to that-they fit my 15 lb dog ok-he just does not want to wear the boots
1985051
I believe a large would do the job for your Newf. I have Greyhounds and the medium works just right for them, but greyhound paws while long are on the skinny side in terms of width.
711482
I would go up a size. My Shih Tzu is 4 3/4 lbs and it is just right for her. Hope this helps.
1492290
I ordered the XS for a 9 1/2 pound dog. My dog's feet (Shih Tzu) were too big for the XS, although I measured his paw and it was 2 inches. Maybe I measured wrong.
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Our dog is a Chihuahua. His feet are tiny, so I would guess that for a Cocker Spaniel you should get Medium. I have not been able to find very small dog boots for our little dog. So far though, he seems to be doing fine.
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Since I do not have, nor have I ever had, a shih-tzu, I can not answer that question. What I can say is this. I, personally, do not think there is any shoe you can buy for your dog that will work. I mean, think about it for a minute, how easily does a dog like to have his claws clipped. They do not. My Chihuahua does not even like me to touch her feet, let alone try to put on, and keep on, shoes, or boots, of any kind. As for the other people who answered that their dogs love them, or whatever, good for them. For me, these were a waste of money.
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I have 2 medium size dogs, each about 55lbs. each. Their feet are same. I would maybe try a smaller size since your dog is only 20lbs. Size or weight does not matter. Just paw size. I hope this helped.
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I have a shih tzu who is 8lbs also and I got her a medium and it barely fit her. I would say a size large so he/she can at least move in it!
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I would use the same ones I bought, the Ultra Paws Durable Dog Boot. My dog drags his hind paws too which makes the tip of the boots wear down so I bought the shoe goo to help protect them. I hope this helps you out.
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I would guess a large, and it depends on the size of the boot too. I might get the large and the X-large and see what fits best. Send the other back.
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Put the dogs paw on a piece of paper, mark the widest part of the paw with a marker on both sides of the paw, measure between the two marks. I have a 20 pound male, Lhasa Apso; a "small" size Pawz boot works well even with vigorous attempts, by the litter bugger, to get them off. However, after one or two attempts he settles down and goes for his walk without any apparent notice that they are there. I have tried other boots this one works and since his is sensitive to winter road salt Pawz was the answer.
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I think it depends on the dog and the fit. When in doubt put some vet wrap around the leg before you put the boots on, and then tape them to the vet wrap. That would be an insurance policy to not lose the boot until spring. ;-)
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I got for a undersized Jack Russell Terrier who has short toenails cause we walk. Size 2 fit feet, but back legs are shaped different from front. I plan to take hand stitch to narrow the ankle a little. I also thought of getting hair runner bands for rear boots. There seems to be some difference w/sizing if made China or others. I looked at sizes at a pet store for small and could tell I would need X-small. Remember the toenails length make a difference. My dog will wear. Heat.of concrete and allegories picked up from dew on grasses.