They work good. We hunt in stickers.

Worked really well. Kept the grass burrs out. She hunted all day long.

Great service.

Have been running Lewis boots on my dogs Quail hunting in the desert for 12 years. They are excellent.

This is the first time is used these type of dog boots. We were hunting desert quail in rocky terrain where there were lots of cactus. The boots were easy to put on the dogs and they held up very well.

I used the boots on my dog this last week hunting pheasant in Kansas. They worked great. We hunted a lot of CRP land with lots of stickers. My dog never slowed down.

I put boots on her and hiked around park for an hour. She did fine. When we hunted through a boot in the first 30 min of hunting when crossing a fence, I saw it come off so got it back. 15 minutes later she lost another one, and I did not see it, so we lost that one. By end of hunt one of the rear boots had slid down and was riding between her outside toe, so had to remove it. In the end I took them off. I thought I had put them on correctly, but maybe they were too loose.

Hunting season in Okla has not started. Sand burs are bad this year. Have not used the boots yet, but I know they work well if I can keep them on his paws.

Best boots I've used from either commercially available sources or the various hand made options I've tried!

Ran these on my Elhew last year without any problems. Just follow Steve's instructions as how to put them on. Plan on trying Vet wrap as a underwrap this year to insure that there is no chaffing on leg. Bought another set for my Shorthair. Definitely worth the investment.

These are the best boots I have used. I have 3 sets, and they work great.

They work really well! We hike with our dog.

Use a good sticky tape to secure boots, or you may lose them. The best dog boots I have used in really bad terrain. Keith

Have not used them as of yet, due to season being closed. This is the 4th set of boots over the past years I've had. The boots have never worn out, but I have lost some due to hard running dogs. I just tried another brand a couple of months ago, and they were shredded in about 45 minutes, so I went back to the good Lewis boots. Just need to make sure they are taped good. Thanks, Jim

I have used these for 35 years. If you come to Arizona, don't come without Lewis Dog Boots. Learn how to put them on to suit your dog. Some dogs wear them just like the instructions say. Some dogs need baby socks or strategically place Moleskin. In Arizona, dogs acting tired early usually I only have sore feet. These boots are a new dog in a bag.

We haven't gotten to use the boots except in the yard. Dogs do not seem to mind them much. Everybody we hunt with use these boots and say these are the best they have found. Looking forward to using them. Great service from GUN DOG SUPPLY. I will be back.

The best for really tough conditions like southern AZ. Could be overkill for areas with just sandburrs, where something with a canvas top might retain as much heat.

Been using 15 years.

I ordered the Lewis boots in size large after measuring my labs feet. When they arrived, they looked a little small, but fit great. The presentation of the boots is quite impressive. They come in a very nice carrying bag with great written instructions. They are made of a high quality rubber that feels like it will last many seasons. It took about 10 minutes to put them on. And my dog was use to them in about 5 minutes. These boots turned my dog from a 1/2 day dog, to a full day dog. I primarily chukar hunt, and the rocks and shale tear my dogs pads to the point of immobility. The first time out with the lewis boots, he went all day and was ready for more. It is important to install correctly. It would be a bummer to have your dog lose one of these great boots.

Best boots for Arizona. I have used them for many years now, on departed hunting dogs. Shake some baby powder inside the boots for ease of installation.

Good solid product. Beats the "gimmick" ones with kevlar and other materials that don't last. Sure beats using duct tape in an emergency or making your own out of leather. Now if they would just make one that works in cactus life would be good.

Use the vet tape to wrap the legs, then put the boot on, then duck tape boot to wrap.

Fits really well.

The boots went on easily, and she wore them all day. Only walked funny for a few minutes, then acted like she'd had them forever. We spent the day in rocky and cactus-filled fields, and not one single problem. Thanks for a great product!

I live in Southeast New Mexico. We have grass burrs and mesquites, but while wearing their dog boots my two labs can hunt all day without any problems.

They are great for protection against sand burrs, however, a bit of a challenge to put on an anxious, excited, ready to hunt dog. Great product from GDS as always!!!

Best boots made to protect hunting dog feet when hunting in sand burrs, puncture weed patches, or if cactus is a problem. Highly recommended.

Excellent product. Hunt where there are lots of sand burrs, and with these on my dog Raven, she doesn't slow down to pick burrs out of her feet.

These boots are great! Aero, my Bourbonnais, is entering the 2nd season on these boots. She wears them and hunts hard in them. With proper installation, they are no hassle at all. Easy to see thorns, if they penetrate the rubber. Saves the dog's pads in the desert during quail hunting and saves the dog's knuckles from bleeding in the CRP grass during pheasant hunting. I definitely recommend these boots to anyone who want's their dogs to run longer and harder, simply because of the protection they offer the dog. If the dog has healthy feet, it'll never stop hunting.

Got a large size, but no way that design would ever fit that dog unfortunately, looks like fine quality boot though.

They sure help my dog and her tender feet. Has made my dog a five day hunter in stead of a two day dog. Feet would be for up without these Lewis boots.

They're the best. Wish I hadn't wasted money on so many other boots that my dog ran through the soles in a week. Have had these since June, and my dog tows me two miles a day on my trike on pavement running 12 mph. They only now have torn, and the tread has worn off, which is an amazing amount of rough use. Easy to put on and take off, as I use Velcro for fasteners instead of going the tape route. Works well and we're both very happy with these boots! So glad I finally gave them a try.

Dog boots are just as expected. Plus great customer service. Paid for basic ground shipping and got 2-day air instead.

Just ordered two sets of these boots for my young vizsla. When properly fitted and care taken to put on, they are wonderful. I use an initial vet tape wrap above the foot, where the "leg" of the boot will be. The rear flap of the boot may have to be trimmed, so as to not rub the protruding joint. Custom fit for your dog. A couple of wraps of duct tape will hold the boot on very securely. Leave enough vet wrap above the boot to apply the tape...not directly to the dog's leg. My dogs hunt quail in west Texas, and I have never lost a boot, but I have an extra set just in case. HINT, if you custom fit your boots, or if you have different sizes for front and rear feet, and with the boots not on the dog(!), you might try using the hot tip of a soldering iron to brand each boot "front" or "rear", but be careful not to burn through the boot.

If taped up properly with pre wrap and athletic tape, there will be no issues. Best boot around. Tried and lost them all. My dogs wear them to hunt chukars on the rocky desert terrain of Eastern Oregon. One 40 lb dog wears med the other 50 lb large. The sizing chart is correct. Keeps mean seeds like Cheatgrass out of the toes.

I have hunting for 43 years and tried all kinds of foot protection on them. I live in Arizona and have hunted all kinds of game birds in an area that has all types of objects that harm a dogs foot. The Lewis rubber boot is by far the best on market. They take a little time to teach your dog to allow them to be put on, but some learn to love their boots.