Wagwear | WagWellies® Mojave Summer Dog Boots in Pale Pink

paw protection from hot pavement

$75.00 CAD

About the Wagwellies® Mojave

Wagwellies® Mojave by wagwear is a hot and dry weather boot designed to protect paws from the hazard of hot pavement.

The perforated holes allow lots of ventilation and the patented design makes the boots easy to slide off and on while ensuring a secure fit that stays put even while the dogs are on the run. They are sleek, sturdy, comfortable, and perfect for paw protection.

About the Design

Wagwear's patented design comes with a slit for easy on-and-off while ensuring the boots are fully secure while your dog is enjoying playtime. Wagwellies® are fully enclosed rubber boots.

Training

It is important to desensitize and train your dog to wearing boots before using them on a daily basis.

The learning process can take some time. It is normal to see an amusing high-step in the beginning because they cannot feel the floor and it throws off their coordination and balance. They need time to learn how to re-coordinate themselves and move around with the boots on.

Take it slow by introducing the boots one at a time, teaching them how to walk indoors before getting them outside with boots on for a longer walk or run.

Just a few left. Order soon.

Wagwear | WagWellies® Mojave Summer Dog Boots in Pale Pink

$75.00 CAD
View Full Product

WagWellies® Sizing Guide

The guide on the left serves as a visual reference. Please use Wagwear's Find My Dog's Size tool to determine accurate sizing. Instructions on how to measure is below.

How to Measure

Paw Length Measuring Instructions:

  1. Place your dog's paw on a sheet of paper
  2. Mark the back of the paw pad and the tip of the longest claw. Measure between the lines to get the length
  3. Draw a straight line on each side of the paw. Measure between the two lines to get the width
  4. Refer to the WagWellies™ Sizing Guide above

*Body Weight on the Guide is based on an average but are not determinative of paw size. Use only as reference

Built for Hot & Dry Weather Conditions

From city streets to outdoor adventures, the WagWellies Mojave dog boots are designed to protect paws during warmer weather conditions, while ensuring lots of ventilation on longer summer walks.

They are easy to slip on with the slit design and guaranteed to be secured with the velcro strap, ensuring they are both comfortable and durable during outdoor playtime.

How to Introduce Dog Boots

Introducing boots to your dog is a process, and going slow makes all the difference.

It is important to go at your dog's pace to ensure they are comfortable walking in them in the long term.

Here is our Training and Desensitization Guide below for reference!

Dog Boots Training Guide

Introduction

Start by letting your dog sniff the boots and reward any curiosity. From there, begin with one boot at a time and keep sessions short and positive.

Early Progress

Success in the beginning might simply look like your dog allowing you to touch their paw with the boot or place the boot halfway on, and that counts!

Front Paws In

Once they are comfortable, move to front paws only before gradually adding the back paws. Use high value treats to build positive associations.

Walk Indoors

Once all 4 boots are on, practice walking indoors first. Encourage movement with rewards, then slowly introduce light play (treat tosses) to help them move naturally.

Outdoor Time!

When your dog is fully comfortable indoors, it's time to transition to outdoor use! They might still walk a little funny, they just need time to adjust their coordination.

It Takes Time

Go at your dog's pace and have fun with the process! If they resist, pause and try again another day. We want them to be comfy & confident walking in their stylish boots!

Reward Consistently

Using high value training treats can make all the difference when training our dogs, especially when we are teaching them something new like wearing boots.

Quick and rewarding feedback helps our dogs build positive associations faster, stay engaged, and gain confidence through each step of the learning process.

Explore Pet Treats
Not Food Motivated?

For toy-driven dogs, enrichment toys and play-based rewards can be just effective. Use their favourite toy for a quick game of tug or short fetch to build positive associations and keep training engaging!

Explore Enrichment Toys

Recently viewed