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Dog Winter Boots Overview (highly detailed)
One of the questions I get the most is what dog boots I recommend for the winter. The answer is complicated. It depends on the
snow you’re on, the temperature, the length of time you are outside, how deep or packed the snow is, and what type of dog you have
(dewclaws? energetic? insane? eats boots?). Here’s a highly detailed answer that seeks to lay everything out to help you choose a
boot.
Should Dogs Wear Boots in the Snow?
I do not put boots on my dogs unless they need it. Dogs do not need boots in all conditions and I do not pre-emptively put boots
on unless I know they will need them. Dogs need to feel the ground underneath their paws in order to navigate their surroundings
and boots will make them slip as well as impede on things like climbing stairs, and walking up rocks. Imagine trying to open a can
with thick gloves on your hands and not being able to see them as you work. In general, I advise not to put on boots unless your
dog shows you they need them, but to carry them with you in case they do. However, there are obvious situations you should put on
boots.
1. They are injured or healing from injury
2. They have a history needing boots in certain situation