are these good for bichon paws?
208206
Yes, I use them for everything. I've been grooming for 2+ years & these are my favorite shears. I haven't needed to have them sharpened yet (I've had them for a couple months) and so far they've been phenomenal.
208207
I think that they will be ok for Bichon (my dogs are coton de tulear). They are very good shears.
1955871
its difficult to say yes or no - I would default to no as they did not work out for my Jack Russell- he hated them and chewed them off quite easily. I live in the city and have yet to see a dog walking with boots that still has all 4 of them - they sound like a great idea but I'm not sure they are quite there yet
600277
I use them for my Belgian Shepherd and the other for my Dobie mix. They work well for them.
1238212
NO!!!! These things are HUGE .....x small and even those might be too big. I just got the small for my yorkie poo ......he can't bend his leg with them on!!
1517247
They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely stocks all the dog shoes you could need, but you might want to check with the manufacturer's website to pick out the best size. They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely... » Read More They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely stocks all the dog shoes you could need, but you might want to check with the manufacturer's website to pick out the best size. « Show Less
584703
Yes they are good for my morkie (maltese yorkie mix). He's about 10lbs and likes the smell and taste of these treats. They are crunchy and he has no problem breaking them up.
238951
No they are not. However, I do believe there is a scent to them that is attractive to dogs to encourage them to use the pads. I cannot smell anything.
1694110
That depends on how big your dog's paws are. My 12-pound rat terrier/chihuahua's paws are about 1 and 1/4 inch across at the widest point, and the orange works OK over lightweight socks (I ordered Petego socks from Amazon). The orange seems tight when you put them on, but they stay on. We also tried the red, and they were too big. They flopped around (but they might be good for a dog with a lot hair on its paws). We recently discovered Ultra Paws Traction dog boots, and we really like them. They run big. I first ordered petite, and exchanged them for X-petite.
989851
no. I have a 4 pound and a 8 pound both chi. I could put both front paws of the 8lb dog in one.
2213550
Probably not. These are really big if you have a small dog. They are made more for big dogs.
1673371
My German Shephard wears them and they are wide enough for her paws to not be constricted yet they do not flop off her paws either. She wears them in the house to protect our hardwood floors so they also provide her with much needed traction as well. She does have an outdoor pair during the winter to protect her paws from salt too. She has worn them (this particular brand) her entire life. We have tried a couple of other brands but they were not the quality of the Fashion pet, not did they fit as well or last as long. Hope this helps!
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If you can train the dogs to use them than I don't see why not. There usually is an attractant in the pads so the dogs smell it and are drawn to them to do their business. Plus if it gives your dogs some dignity and they aren't having accidents, everyone's happy. When my dogs were puppy's I praised them every time they used them and they have ever since. Winters in my area can be very cold and blustery. My 5 pound Yorkie dislikes going out in the freezing cold or when it's very hot, she's a diva :)
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Possibly but maybe not. If the boot fits the paw just the strap feels short you can try this. The boots are stiff at first so get them damp under the sink and "crunch" them in your hands. This softens them a bit and let's the boot conform to the foot better and the strap seems "longer". Our boots fit our lab much better after he wears them out in the wet than when dry. Also you can get them pretty snug just don't go overboard. Try that.
1189704
I'm afraid I don't know what a Bichon is. It works well for my large cats. Hope that helps.
1338423
Yes, just stand them end to end. They are light weight so they are best for small dogs. We have a Yorkie and Pom
1907529
Our dog is at about 50 pounds but has large paws --- his paws are right at the 3" size and these work very well.If you dog has bigger paws I'd go up a size.
1462985
The soft paws do not seem to bother my short haired dog. They only stay on a week or two, as my dog is very active.