Exactly. What saddo would actually put these on an animal that naturally walks on its given paws. We humans have evolved into soft footed wimps. Dogs, and other animals have not, and are better left to walk on their natural foot pads. I await to be shot down by the animal owning fannies who keep such animals for their own pleasure at the expense of the poor animal.
Themadcow
24 Nov 163#2
Waiting for kitten mittens
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boostii
25 Nov 16#27
If it steps in sh.it in the park, you'll be scraping dog sh.it from the tread of a dog's welly boot. What a life :confused:
Zontes
25 Nov 16#25
Or sometimes, y'know, they just get so wet and muddy that they start to stink and you have to go through the ordeal of giving them a bath every single time you take them out
Well **** don't. Leave them alone outside where they are happy. Are you really so stupid?
HereKittyKitty to Zontes
25 Nov 16#26
Mate, please tell me you don't have a dog
Zontes
25 Nov 16#24
Got bored reading your post. Whatever. Daily Record reader by the way. WTF is the Daily Mail?
poshaffi
24 Nov 16#23
whatever next....dog toothpaste? :smile:
HardyRexion
24 Nov 16#22
I've had a few fish mittens in my time
madmax666
24 Nov 16#10
Probably on sale because no T in the Park next year
claireclark23 to madmax666
24 Nov 16#21
claireclark23
24 Nov 16#20
jade6n
24 Nov 16#19
:laughing: brilliant :laughing:
horsepills
24 Nov 161#18
What's your problem? Some of us enjoy making our pets look absolutely ridiculous!
mrpaws
24 Nov 161#7
......Cesar Milan (dog whisperer) walking dogs in winter roadsalt is dangerous, as dogs can then lick their feet....
Zontes to mrpaws
24 Nov 16#8
FFS. Get real.
HereKittyKitty to mrpaws
24 Nov 16#16
Why so angry? There are a lot of hazards for the city-dwelling dog. Glass, antifreeze, extremely hot/cold temperatures (pavements can get scalding/freezing in the depths of summer/winter, to the point where the RSPCA recommends keeping your dog in). Or sometimes, y'know, they just get so wet and muddy that they start to stink and you have to go through the ordeal of giving them a bath every single time you take them out. If my dog had the option of going out in these or not going out at all (because of the aforementioned dangers and inconveniences), I know what he'd pick. Maybe you should put down your copy of the Daily Mail and stop being so outraged about perfectly reasonable things that don't affect you at all.
moneysavingkitten to mrpaws
24 Nov 16#17
Cesar Milan is an utter **** though.
BecChandler
24 Nov 16#15
I actually am going to purchase these to save my kitchen floor! Everytime I let my dog out this time of year I get muddy paws through my house!!
gsj87
24 Nov 16#14
It's not just dying though that's the issue, around our area last year, some **** poured antifreeze in the local park in various places. Loads of local dogs were having seizures etc and it wasn't up until the vets ran tests on them that they found the reason why.
RedSkywalker
24 Nov 16#13
I know these are a joke but many police forces round the world issue protective safety boots to their dogs because they often have to go in areas with broken glass (the German police do this big time). Also many working dogs have protective boots where they will be pushing through areas with lots of thorns (particularly in the US). Lastly, if your dog has even a small cut on its paw and you take it walking on an area treated with salt you are a callous brute!
aljack
24 Nov 16#12
I actually thought that this was a wind up but click on the link and they are real.... The world has gone mad lol.
Dogwarden
24 Nov 162#9
Actually grit and salt used on roads is mixed with antifreeze which is toxic to dogs. In rare cases it can cause death when ingested.
Jimjam1976 to Dogwarden
24 Nov 16#11
I've only ever heard of animals dying from anti-freeze when evil b.stards have deliberately given it to them to drink (apparently Cat's like the taste), but I'll take your word for it. I still think it would be very uncomfortable for a dog to walk in these.
Sticks1
24 Nov 162#5
I have to confess to buying these for my Labrador BUT ONLY coz she had a splint on one paw which I had to keep dry and putting one of these 'wellies' on it worked well!! I would be too embarrassed to take her out wearing all 4 of them under normal circumstances!
Zontes to Sticks1
24 Nov 165#6
Exactly. What saddo would actually put these on an animal that naturally walks on its given paws. We humans have evolved into soft footed wimps. Dogs, and other animals have not, and are better left to walk on their natural foot pads. I await to be shot down by the animal owning fannies who keep such animals for their own pleasure at the expense of the poor animal.
mercslkman
24 Nov 161#4
oh I do hope I seen some dog wearing these :smiley:
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Well **** don't. Leave them alone outside where they are happy. Are you really so stupid?