Power Paws Advanced, Traction Socks with Reinforced Toe for Dogs, Black & Gray, Xl, Fits up to 130 Lbs.

These dog socks are soft and breathable and my lab doesn't mind wearing them. But like all traction socks, they twist and do not stay on. That's just the nature of any footwear for dogs. Keep in mind, these are socks for dogs. Not something you naturally see on dogs.I watched a video on YouTube where someone made crude suspenders to keep the socks on his dog's feet. I got a little creative and installed grommets on each sock, attached elastic and fashioned dog suspenders. Took two or three attempts to get the elastic worked out on my dog, but they hold the socks on his feet and they don't twist.Think outside the box! We do what we can for our dogs. I figured I could spend better use of my time figuring out something to keep the socks on his feet instead of complaining that the socks don't work. When they stay on, they are soft, comfortable, they don't smell, they can be washed, and they keep him from slipping. That works as stated in my book. He can now move around our house safely on the hardwood and its also keeping him from scratching our floors.They are not waterproof.....they are socks! Just slip them off when he goes out and put them on when he comes back inside. We have been through so many different types of dog socks. We had the very expensive dog cross trainers (kept coming off and at $65 for 4, that hurts), the disposable balloon type socks (cut off his circulation), and the socks with the waterproof coating. The waterproof coated socks worked great but they did not let his foot breathe and they smelled terrible after a bit.We're going to give these socks a try, knowing we have to do a little work as well and take them off and on to keep them dry.Thanks,Kevin

Would not buy again, they twist on the paw and your dog will continue to slide everywhere

We purchased these for a chocolate lab. We followed the instructions for measuring and matched up his paw size to the guide, but the socks constantly come off. He does love his socks, though. If one falls off he will bring it to you. He knows they prevent sliding around on the hard floors. Not sure how to keep these on without impacting circulation, though.When the socks manage to stay on they work as designed.

My dog will be 12 in Jan. These help him from slipping but the biggest issue I have is they don't stay on his feet. He's 108Lbs, so this is the right size but they just don't stay on. I am going to try the Large size to see if by chance that will work.

I got these for my 125lb German Shepherd dog that was having issues with his back legs ( he is almost 11 years old )I was hoping they would help with traction on by floors with no carpet. He was also dragging one of his feet on the concrete when we went out side. They were no help at all and kept falling off, even though they claimed to fit large dogs.