Slip into Dog Booties with One Hand | Fitting Tool for Paws Dog Boots & Other Booties for Hot Pavement, Rain, Winter & Snow Protection; Paws Jawz Small for Tiny, XX-Small, or X-Small Booties

I have a tiny dog who needs shoes on her hind feet. I was having no luck getting the Paws rubber shoes on her until I found this product. It works great! The shoes go onto the holder very easily, and I can then slide my dog's foot right into the shoe.

This tool should be sold in a starter kit with only one full set of booties. This makes it very easy to put them on your pet and in my opinion is a must have so you and your dog end up loving the booties instead of hating having to put them on. Seriously this company needs to make a starter kit and then the regular multi use bootie packs. And it may be helpful if they do multi size pack since most times the measurements are off and you really do better with one size above the recommended sizing for your dogs feet even if you have the box or exact measurements of your dogs feet. Be careful though when you order the paws jaws as their sized and only fit two to three different sizes of booties so make sure to get the right size bootie.

If you use these booties, this is an absolute must. So much easier! I bought the medium for the small booties to get a wider opening. It was tough to get the bootie over the claw at first but that was my choice to size up.

It was a little awkward at first but, it gets easier as I used it more often. I think the boots are made a lot tighter than last year. All in all it’s a helpful product.

Oh, the saga of attempting to put rubber boots on my dog took an unexpected turn into the realm of danger and acrobatics with this device. Let me regale you with the tale of the bootie battle that unfolded.At first glance, this contraption seemed like the hero my pup's paws needed—a knight in shining armor ready to effortlessly slide those rubber boots onto his delicate feet. Little did I know, it harbored a secret agenda to transform into a canine leg-bending bear trap.The rubberband-like quality of the booties, paired with the device's design that could give even a contortionist pause, turned what should have been a routine bootie application into a perilous ordeal. Picture a doggy version of a high-stakes game of Twister, with the added suspense of potential limb-snapping.On my inaugural attempt, the bootie slingshot effect nearly turned my poor pup's leg into a pretzel. It was like trying to wrestle with an unruly rubber band hell-bent on rebellion. The booties themselves, once wrangled onto the paws, proved to be sturdy and reliable, albeit requiring the finesse of a seasoned bootie wrangler.In essence, the booties are a win (once you manage to get them on), but the device itself? A hazard waiting to pounce on unsuspecting canine limbs. It's like trying to tame a wild beast with a pogo stick—you might survive, but the odds aren't exactly in your favor.Proceed with caution, fellow paw protectors. This device walks the fine line between being a helpful ally and a potential orthopedic nightmare for your furry friend. Two stars for the drama, the danger, and the unexpected circus act it turned my dog into

Product is useless! Don’t waste your money on this.

Excellent tool to put my dog's shoes on. Without this, it would not be possible to put his walking boots on. Super recommended.

For me, the booties kept slipping off. However, once I got them on, it made it very easy to slip on to my dog's paw. Honestly, this contraption creates a few more steps to help you slip the booties on. While helpful for its purpose, it seems like more work.