5 Reasons Dog Parents Switch to Boot Leggings (and Don't Go Back to Boots)

They stay on, because they're connected

Regular boots are four separate pieces, and every one of them gets its own chance to stay behind in a snowbank. Lose one and the other three end up in a drawer. Walkee's four boots are joined by leggings that run up the legs and connect over your dog's back, like suspenders.

No more retracing your steps to find the one that came off.

We guarantee you'll never lose a dog boot again.

It's a sling to put on

Regular boots mean four boots, four straps and one wriggling dog. Walkee Paws go on in one piece, like a sling: front legs in, back legs in, then connect it over the back.

Dog parents who've tried both say it best:

"So much easier to put on than any other boots I've tried."

Boots stop at the ankle. Mud, rain and snow don't.

Regular boots cover the paw and stop there. Mud, puddle water and snow go straight up the leg: wet, muddy fur, ice balls in winter, paw prints across the floor and a towel that lives by the door.

Walkee's leggings run from the boot all the way up the leg, so the mess stays on the leggings instead of in the fur. Peel them off at the door, rinse them or toss them in the wash, and their legs come in clean.

100% waterproof boots: maximum protection on icy, salty sidewalks

A boot only protects a paw while it's on and dry. Regular boots slip off in the slush or soak through at the seams, and then the paw is walking straight through rock salt and de-icer, which can irritate it.

Walkee's boots are molded in one seamless piece, so they're 100% waterproof, and the leggings hold them on from the back, walk after walk. The salt stays on the sidewalk, not on their paws.

Honestly? The first walk looks funny

Plenty of dogs walk like they're on stilts the first time they wear them. That's normal, and it's the funniest video you'll take all winter.

Put them on indoors first, keep the treats handy, and give it a few walks. Let the waddle turn into a wag.