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Anyone here put boots on their dog's paws? I would think it would help keep her from sliding all around (and scratching up the boat), especially when heeled.

I've tried putting some on her and she walks like she's retarded, but she's getting better.

Any recommendations on good brands?
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Punjabi,
would love to give you some advice, but I'd better shut up as I don't want to get banned from SN just yet.
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Anyone here put boots on their dog's paws? I would think it would help keep her from sliding all around (and scratching up the boat), especially when heeled.

I've tried putting some on her and she walks like she's retarded, but she's getting better.

Any recommendations on good brands?
No boots but I hook my dog up to jacklines as my dog would sink like a rock.
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If you post a photo of the dog I see what I can do...
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http://houndsaroundtown.com/style/summer-dog-boots.html

http://www.northsailsgear.com/store/?c=33

Personally, never used either of the two as my dogs would bite my hand off if I did...One thing to keep in mind that for dogs - especially larger breeds - that they require the ability to spread there 'toes' and claws to obtain balance...it would take fairly substantial amount of time to get them accustomed to them as well and could effect their swimming ability...

best thing to do is just keep them trimmed and or walk them constantly on concrete surfaces to wear them down and allow their pads to 'get roughed up a bit'...

Only a opinion (a worthless one most likely at best) ...not my thing (not my dogs thing either but then they weight 90 lbs a piece and are the boss of me not the other way around...)...

Let us know how it fairs out for you if you go the route and the 'experience' would be interesting
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Don't dare post a photo, big big mistake. this guy used to be the King of Portugal and can't be trusted.
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dont post any pics of your dog here....I tried that in another thread and now am being told I owe some Giu from portugal for lasic surgury....
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I don't have a picture with me, but I did find a pic of a Portuguese Water Dog. Is everything in Portugal this fruity looking?

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oh yeh and that my photo posting skills suck! as for booties never tried it on the boat but try them for the roadways when they are covered with salt and yes she does walk like shes(to be politicaly correct) developmentally disabled.
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I don't have a picture with me, but I did find a pic of a Portuguese Water Dog. Is everything in Portugal this fruity looking?

Methinks you'll find out soon enough!
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