Are they good for huskies to wear during the summer? And what size could it be if they can wear them?
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I really don't know if they would be good for summer wear. My dog just used them for ice. The pads are not very thick. I bought small for my Pekingese and they were too big. The XS might have been alright. I seamed up the small to make them more form fitting.
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The Bones are 3 Inches Long by about 1/2 an Inch Thick. They are a Good Size Bone for Medium Sized Dogs. I have 4 Siberian Huskies & these Bones are the Perfect Size for them. :-)
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I live in Hawaii, so we have summer as our main season. It's comfy and cool for my two huskies. They enjoy it even in cold and rainy weather. It's a great dog house.
690524
They would work perfectly! I have a shepherd /lab 55lbs and I use them for deep snow days. Even running through soft and hard snow they manage to stay on. The rubber is fairly thick so unless they chew at them or snag them on something you should have them for awhile. I reuse mine daily.
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In my opinion the answer is Yes. My Lucky Dog works great for my 2 Huskies.
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No I just guessed but these run a little big and are adjustable with the flaps that have Velcro on them. Unless your dog is overweight in the mid section a medium would probably work.
2076141
Yes, I purchase these for my Yorkies, who range in size from 3 to 7 lbs. and they LOVE them!
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We go to the dog park once a week. Huskies in southern California get hot fast. They love water so we spray them down quite a bit. After I think 1.5 years there is no indication that there is anything wrong. Our last trip was today. Both unit still a little wet. I tried it on my leg at setting 85 of 120 and got the jolt. These are solid. Very happy with the quality and durability. If one or both needed to be replaced I would be the same ones again. NOTE: Water resistant and waterproof are not the same thing. I have not tried fully submerging either unut but both have been hit with significant water pressure. My personal opinion is that they would likely be ok with a short "dip". Take what you will from that. We go to the dog park once a week. Huskies in southern California get hot fast. They love water so we spray them down quite a bit. After I think 1.5 years there is no indication that there is anything wrong. Our last trip was today. Both unit still a little wet. I tried it on my leg at setting 85 of 120 and got the jolt. These are solid. Very happy with the quality and durability. If one or both needed to be replaced I would be the same ones again. NOTE: Water resistant and waterproof are not the same thing. I have not tried fully submerging either unut but both have been hit... » Read More We go to the dog park once a week. Huskies in southern California get hot fast. They love water so we spray them down quite a bit. After I think 1.5 years there is no indication that there is anything wrong. Our last trip was today. Both unit still a little wet. I tried it on my leg at setting 85 of 120 and got the jolt. These are solid. Very happy with the quality and durability. If one or both needed to be replaced I would be the same ones again. NOTE: Water resistant and waterproof are not the same thing. I have not tried fully submerging either unut but both have been hit with significant water pressure. My personal opinion is that they would likely be ok with a short "dip". Take what you will from that. « Show Less
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I have a big Siberian Husky boy & the large fits him really well with a couple of holes to spare in the collar. You might possibly prefer the med size depending on the size/breed of your dog. The collar is really well made & looks excellent on the dog.
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When you order these you need to go by their weight. My dog is a Maltese and she is only 8.8 lbs and she wears a XSmall. It needs to be tight on them to work.. If a medium is to big then try a small cause you want it tight fitting.
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Hi, I bought them for a friend's dog, a chihuahua who weighed maybe 10 lbs and they fit this size dog fine. If you do a google search for "dog boot size chart", you will find several sites that will give you more information about the weight and paw size recommendations for the booties. This will help you when you are choosing which booties to purchase. Patti
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You could use them over a pair of thermals; they do seem to offer a bit of wind resistance/repellency. If you're going to do this maybe get one waist size up; they do not run small and there is room in the legs but the waist only stretches so much and thermals often go higher up the abdomen. Oh, and there is enough room around the cuff for a good-sized boot. Cheers!
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they do run a bit small. I bought one of each size because I have multiple dogs. I have two Golden's so I bought the Large for a 70 pound dog and X-Large for a 90 pound dog and they fit great. They should be a little snug but keep in mind that they do run a little smaller. I would say they do not run a whole size smaller though.
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These are best in dry conditions though some snow conditions will work. Can soak thru. Especially good at protecting paws from city salt.
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I would think pretty good.. I use them for snow blowing in the winter, but they fit well and don't move around. They are well made.
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I ordered these -- small for my yorkie -- they were way too big - I would get an xtra small if you can. They are not waterproof -- they are made of a polar fleece material.
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I ordered a size up for my daughter and they fit her fine. She actually got two years of wear out of them, they are probably one of the best outdoor gifts she has received, quality and fun wise.