How to make the best dog boots ever
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- Never waste another dollar on dog boots. Learn how to make the best of the best
How to fit & care for boots properly
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This is a list of the sizes to cut the fabric to make the boots per weight
If I can not see your dog in person to do a fitting, this is a rough guess.
Happy sewing
2 x 3 under 8 lbs
2.5 x 3.5 8-12 lbs
2.5 x 4 12-20 lbs
3 x 5 20-45 lbs
3.5 x 5.5 45-60 lbs
5 x 7 60+lbs
I just made a set of shoes for my dog and, oh my gosh, you're right, they are the best boots ever! He actually wears them, comfortably, and they look soooo gooood!!! One tip that might come in handy when making them, I put wax paper over the rubberized piece when sewing them onto the fleece, and that helps the presser foot to glide over the material and the paper just tears off when done. Thank you again for this pattern. They are absolutely adorable!
I like the wax paper idea!
I wax my bobbin thread with bee's wax as I fill it, for heavy or tacky stuff.
Awesome! Thanks🙏😘
You are an angel to teach your craft to all of us who cannot find the right boot for their dogs! Thank you so much.
OK, I seriously love being a youtuber during boot season because I get so many nice comments like this. I can't thank you enough
This is a life saver. I have made or purchased at least 20 different boots for my little 8 lb dogs. We live in SE Wisconsin and the snow and ice and cold and salt are brutal on their feet. Without boots, they can only be outside 2 minutes. The boots always fall off. My husband found your videos out of desperation for the pups. I made 4 sets today and they worked wonderfully. Nearly the same thing I have made for years but a tighter fit and putting the Velcro between the pads made all the difference. They literally went for a jog today twice and the boots were warm and dry when they got home and all still on the dogs! A miracle. I used polar fleece and tanned deer hide and 1/2 I. Velcro. I made the first set using 2 pieces like you did but made the second set with one long strip of polar fleece and one piece of hide positioned so there was a toe and a bottom. Added Velcro, folded in half and sewed up each side - seamless toe with less bulk. Thank you so much - especially for the fitting and positioning!! I wish I could add pictures of the process I used.
Put some painter’s tape on the bottom of your presser foot to prevent it from sticking to the rubberized fabric. You can also use a Teflon presser foot.
Thank you for your helpful video❤️ February 24/23
You are so welcome
I have made your dog boot pattern… EXCELLENT….thank you!
I made these boots for my Min Pin. He recently had surgery on his front paws and I used the boots to keep him from licking his bandages and to give him a break from wearing his “cone of shame”. They worked like a charm and his vet was really impressed with them too! Thanks for a great tutorial.
I'm so glad they worked for you.
Thank you so much for your tutorial. They were so easy to make and they're amazing.
I couldn't find the proper materials in my city when I watched the other videos so now I have the links where to purchase the velcro and the materials. Thank you. I am at my wits end having tried and discarded about ten pairs at this time. Thanks again!
Yes best ever made some today put them on my dog had them on for over 1 hour walked comfortable and kept them on. Thank you so much
I did this for my chihuahua and he looks adorable walking in thme
I've made many sets of your old boots and the nails did come through. Thanks for the upgraded toes. A friend gave me some of that rubberized stuff and was wondering how I could sew it. Thanks for that. I sew on an old treadle sewing machine so I was really impressed by the reverse thing. Wow how nice. Again, thanks for the video!
Really great video it turned out nice. Laura in uk
Love your confidence! Best dog boots in the world! Lets try!
Just wanted to let you know that I managed to make a 5"x7" boot for Cooper and it's so effective in keeping the vetwrap clean and dry. Thank you again.
Hi! I live in Arizona so snow is not an issue, however, the heat is treacherous to a dogs feet. Imagine what it can do when you can literally fry an egg on the asphalt during our hottest months! Because of our climate we also have a far greater number of homeless people, many of whom have dogs and I want to cry when I see them walking with no protection on their feet. So I make a ton of these boots and keep a supply in my car and when I see a dog barefoot, I give them a full set. The problem I had with using anything rubberized is that they tended to get sticky due to such high temperatures, so I use leather instead. It lasts a long time and almost takes on the shape of their feet after they've worn them awhile. Kind of like our most comfortable old pair of shoes. And because I give them away, I don't purchase new leather. Instead, I go to the Goodwill on their half price days and buy men's leather coats for next to nothing and you can get a lot of soles and reinforced toes out of one coat!
Is this cool or what?!!! And how nice that you're sharing. FYI, look into getting a teflon foot for your machine. If one isnt availble for your machine try putting a small piece of scotch tape on the underside of your foot. This will help the material glide as opposed to the " drag" you're experiencing. Thanks again! Love it!!
This really IS the best I've seen! Your machine sounds like a beast haha like it could almost sew through steel. Thank you!!
Love the new way you reinforce the toe 😍
Thanks, customers really like it too
I am making now-- I took my little dog Mya for walk other day.. and we happened to cross street.. that had been salted... we only got another half block and she began to favor all 4 feet and limp/hump... the salt had gotten on her feet and was either burning.. or had made ice balls-- either way.. I had to pick her up and carry her home.. poor lil thing.. mummy is sewing today!!! thank you very much for this video-- Mya says thanks too!
Thanks for the great video!
Love these. Your sewing machine is awesome. I have one from 1959. It's better than my computerized one. Can't wait to make these boots.
Love the old machines! Good luck with the boots!
Hey for those of you who don’t know where the description box is. Well FINALLY I REALIZED that it is the company name under the video you are watching. Thanks I’ll gonna make my 90 pound Rotty boots.today. It’s cold here in Alaska and she picks up her paws like carry me in please. Yeah right. Thank you very much for the pattern
Right above the company name. Anyway just came from -12F outside with my 90 # Rotty who usually stops and asks to be picked up LOL. We walked all around outside without issue awesome. Thanks again I am greatful for the pattern. Personally I used a walking foot to get the the sole onto the fleece worked best for me
Thank you soooo much, awesome video, made the dog boots and they fit. Posted an 8 second video with my dog wearing them.
So cute, I just watched the video
Thank you so much for this video, I just made a set. Now let's see if he will keep them on ahahha, fingers crossed.
He loved them, I've made 2 sets now, amd puppy has finally been able to go for a walk. I posted a short video, he looks so cute.
You can also make a little sock for you presser foot.🇨🇦
Great video. Get yourself a teflon foot. It works wonders on fabrics that are a little sticky like vinyl, rubber, etc.
great demo!! BTW i have that same machine. it's been a work horse.
The guy I bring it to loves it cuz he can actually work on in instead of ordering new plastic parts that cost more than the machine
Tnks!!!
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I can't remember which video you made reference to your sewing machine being old but let me tell you, I've been sewing for over 50 yrs and I used that machine in Home-ec classes at school. They are a real treasure and a wonderful machine! I've noticed they are wanted by so many sewists when they search for a good quality machine, so you are fortunate to own one already. I'm making your boots today for our Maltese 'Biscuit' and am so excited to have found you and your videos. I've bought and tried other resources of making the boots, but of course they didn't work for one reason or another. Since I found you, I've told every pet owner I know about your wonderful videos, so please keep making them.
I thank you so much. I actually bought another machine almost identical to mine when I went to an old school service shop to have my machine serviced for only $100. It is worth 10 times that much to me. Check out your local service shops and thank you for telling all of your friends about my video
Brenda K May I ask the kind of sewing machine it is? My brother found me one which is older for sure and weighs a ton! It may be an old home ex type machine. I wonder if the weight means it is a good one as well as whichever brands you have?? Thanks 😊
Thank you so much for the pattern and technique. I was struggling with snow balls. I have a Giant Schnauzer and we like to go cross-country skiing. When the snow if wet and fluffy her legs accumulate about 3 pounds of snow each. It is super heavy for her, and she stops to bite them off. I don't want to shave her legs in winter. So a made a TALL pair. I added 2 more velcro tabs- strategically placed so her joints could move. They fit perfect, and we went out briefly in the snow. I have to make the other 3 now, and give them a good test run. But I think it will work. I used ribbing material- and thing pig skin leather. For the price I paid I could have bought nice nylon ones on the internet, but they weren't as tall, didn't like the colour, and weren't a custom fit. Thanks so much. I have watched all you videos about 5 times each , and as a result, I think I did it!!
Thank you for sharing!! I bought doggy boots from the good brand before but they didn’t fit well and no luck for getting my babies to wear them. I’m so excited to learn this best doggy booties from you!!
Very cool! I need to make a pair... my Shitzhu was in serious trouble coming in from doing her deed this morning... 4 degrees F outside with snow... This was the first time, I want to make sure it is the last! Thanks for sharing cutie!
Have you tried a walking foot for your sewing machine? It will help keep all layers (including rubberized) of fabric together while you sew. It’s like an extra set of feed dogs making sure all layers go through your machine at the same time. Cheap on Amazon, but you would have to make sure it will fit your make and model. Thank you for this tutorial!
I have the exact same Singer model and found a walking foot for around $10 on Amazon a few years ago. This machine has a slant shaft. Thanks for the video!
I found your original video a few years ago and have been making boots for my Westie boy ever since. They have saved both of us a great deal of pain and frustration. A suggestion for you ... you might try using a walking foot on your sewing machine. It will draw both pieces of fabric through at the same time. Thanks for sharing your new discovery. The synthetic suede only lasts us one season, as our walks are primarily on pavement. I appreciate your ideas!
Thank you for the idea about the walking foot, I never even knew there was such thing! I know how to make the thing go, but no clue when it comes to accessories. I will try find one, thanks again
Thank you, is grate idea strengthen the part of the nails. I love this boots. thank you again
And thank you for watching.
Looks comfy enough to wear :)
Haha, I can make you a pair if you like
If only to be a dog for a day, i'd have it made!
Thank you!
You won't be disappointed! He was my savior when I had pigs and his channel is so interesting. Great guy!
Awesome works, thank you🙏😘
Thank you! Cheers!
Has anyone here tried this and could you tell me if they are good for everday use? I have a service dog and she has to have boots for the summer because of the pavement and for walks. I'm going to be making alot of gear tonight (vests,collars, leashes, guide handles, pullstraps, ect.) I really need boots but don't want to spend a fortune to find out that they dont fit or they slip off.
Edit: I made them and I absolutely love them they are perfect and I suggest them to anyone who wants to make them
Walking foot solves feeding the tough Tex through.
Tried it, too many layers, but thank you for the idea
Thank you. Going to try to make these as soon as I can gather up the materials (or similar materials.) My pup has a hard time with the cold in winter (especially times like now when it's averaging about -15c during the day. Walk half a block and she's whining her feet hurt, even though she's a large dog! I haven't really wanted to spend money on boots for her because. . .well, they're EXPENSIVE and the likelihood of one (or more) getting tossed off and lost in the snow is too great. Making them is far far better. I can just make replacements. :D
Great how to video PetPrepper.
Thanks Paula XO
Oh my gosh PetPrepper, these will be perfect for our 10 yr old boxer that has DM (Degenerative Myelopathy) I will be making these as soon as I can find the new toe fabric. THANK YOU THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are so very welcome. I can't wait to hear how they turned out. And thank you for watching
I ordered the special fabric from Etsy for the toe area. I think the new fabric will be perfect for what Sydney needs since she has worn her rear nails down from dragging her hind feet
I'm so excited for you and Sydney. Now the waiting game
So cool, you are amazing. Can't wait to do this.Blessings.
Singer makes a presser foot called a "walking foot" or even feed foot that completly solves that issues with the fabric. They are for sale on amazon or large fabric stores.
Hi, I love these and have managed to order the Toughtek and wrap around velcro in the UK, I want to make a longer version of these. My son has two beautiful Vizlas and Cooper has had to have stitches in one of his front paws, poor wee boy. He has the blue vetwrap on but it isn't waterproof and you'll know how difficult it is to keep this clean and dry. Could I just make the length longer while keeping the width the same. I know it's probably obvious but this will be my first time making these. They look amazing and thank you for your wonderful videos.
Thank you👌🏻👌🏻you are the best in the world 🌹🙏🏻🙏🏻
finally found some toughtek.
Sorry, just saw your first comment. I am glad you found it, I am uploading a video in a couple days about different quality and hopefully my source if she is ok with me sharing her link. Sorry about the bad timing
@@PetPrepper
I'm finally trying to get a pair of the boots made. I got everything cut. I don't sew much so tried using things my mom taught me. I used some pins to hold the toughtec in place. That and holding the materials seemed to work ok until I looked at the seams. the fleece side thread looked loose. When I turned it over I had thread bundled up.... not a great word, but the best I could think of. Any thoughts on what I did wrong? I sewed slower but steady with a tight stitch.
Sizes of fabric would be helpful.
Even just one size would give a starting point.
The sizes are in the description box
Those are amazing!
Thanks Norm
Great info and tips!
I love your video, and I am planning to make booties soon. Regarding marking the stitch line, I will try using my tracing paper and tracing wheel. I don't sew very often so at least they will have a use again, if that works. Thanks again!
I hope to hear how they turn out. Good luck and thanks for watching!
can I buy a pair from you by chance
You can use a walking foot to keep the top fabric feeding through the machine evenly.
Tried it, too many layers, but thank you for the idea
Going to a cold area with my dog, tysm!
Try placing a square of waxed paper that matches the size of your rubberized fabric between the presser foot and the rubberized fabric. Sew your seam and tear off the waxed paper.
I just used a strip of regular notebook paper on top (a little wider than the width of the foot) then tore it off after sewing
Put the scotch tape on the rubberized material and use it to reduce friction under the foot, this way the feed dogs will grip the fleece and the foot will slide on the tape
Love this video! thank you soooo much. Would you be able to show how to actually assemble? that would be awesome.
Thank you so much. I thought I covered the assembly in the actual video or the links to the other videos.
let me know
How do you work out the right size and what size do you make for your dog
First I want to tell you that I love your boots! I have 5 dogs and my mom has 1 dog, but when i first found your video I had 6 dogs and my mom had 3 dogs.. All 9 dogs have worn your boots. All of my personal dogs can go out in the cold but after a 5 minutes in the extreme cold their feet start to freeze up. My mom's 17 lb dog however is lucky to last a minute or two in the extreme cold before he is on his hind legs begging to be picked up. When he is wearing your old version of the boots he actually stays outside way long and can do all of his business. With out these boots he would be going potty in the house and he is not pee pad trained! So thank you for being so wonderful and willing to share your amazing pattern with all of us!!
I was also wondering if you can tell me where you by Toughtek at in bulk? I need to make boots for at least 6 dogs and i'd like to have two pairs of boots for each dog so the other pair has time to dry. I know you suggested Etsy but is that the cheapest place to go?
I havent searched much as life got in the way so that Etsy is all I can give you, If you find anything please let me know. Thank you so much for watching my video and I am so glad all of your pups can potty in comfort. It's so sad to see them struggle when you know how bad they have to go and want to be good dogs and go outside
Thank you for sharing this! I live in Albuquerque and the heat is really hard on dogs' feet. Dog owners who are living on the street have an especially hard time protecting their dogs' feet. So here is a question for you -- Do you think this method would work during 100 degree days and pavement is much hotter? Thanks again. Great channel!
Yes, yes and I amso sorry it's taken so long to reply. Also you can add moisture absorbing fabric to the boots. I think that vid is on my tik Tok channel
also when I made these I cut up the blue waterproof gloves you find at home depot. they have the same texture. we use them in the scuba diving dry suit world about $5 pair. I like your fabric choice better.
That is a great idea for folks who are just making one set. How did the glove fabric hold up to the stitching? Some of the rubber fabrics I have tried seemed to be weakened by the stitching and wouldn't hold up.
seems to hold up pretty good. I have an industrial machine so I used better thread. your directions were spot on. I like your idea of elastic Velcro.
Marta just go to home depot for the blue gloves. I believe Atlas make them. it's a bit tricky to do because of the small piece you end with. I did a web search for toughtek. you can buy small quantities of it. I think that material is even better than the blue gloves. most likely you will need to make a sets of boots. as far as completely waterproof. I tried it and looked stiff. also it might get hot in there. the directions were perfect. I would just add the Velcro that stretches.
Anything you stitch is not going to be completely waterproof unless you seal the stitching. Also dogs cant sweat like humans, they only sweat out of their paw pads, so make sure their feet are able to breathe.
Now those I can get piles of from Princess Auto here they have black ones too. They should work great. I think for sewing I will try just using tissue paper over the material to make the pressure foot slide better.
You can always put tissue paper on the top while you sew and tare it away after
Looks like 1/4" seams? What size seams are you sewing for these boots. I have also made a set for my puppy! and they do not fall off the feet! Thanks so much for this video.
Yes 1/4 inch. Thank you
Wow I just came across this channel and I really like it to bad you haven't made videos in a while
I love making your booties for my service dog. Protects her feet in the summer and winter. Buying supplies on sale the roughly cost about $5 for a set. I DON'T want to make them for people, but how much do you charge? I tell a lot of people about your videos.
Thank you.
Linda Lettau
8 sizes … 3 x sm $24.00 all the way to 2xlg at $38. This was in 2022 so a little more now
I am going to make my boxer and goldendoodle some today! Thanks so much for the tutorial. Also, your machine looks like it is a workhorse. I hear that they don't make them like they used to. I have a new basic singer sewing machine and while I love it, it's plastic and I'm just waiting for the day that I have to replace it. Thanks again!!
Thank you for watching. Yes it is a workhorse! Check with your sewing machine repair shops, I found one almost the same year for $100 that my guy sold me
Video starts at 2:13 thank me later 😏
I have a friend named pet prepper who sews, I should have her make my dog his boots! Next time she talks to my dog she can ask him what size he wears!!!! lol
We beat you to it, but he is obviously a little sensitive about his weight cuz I don't think I was getting the full truth from him. The other thing is dogs can't see all colors, so he had no clue as to what color he wanted.
I have a sixties machine. In that situation, I would try not engaging the presser foot and slowly hand cranking the machine, careful to keep a straight line.
Wonder if using hot glue (really thin bead) would help? Also, when you stitch the long part of the bootie first & have a few stitches in, wouldn't the machine not make the heavier materal slide out of place. Oh and stitching the Velcro, an X would make it even stronger.
Love the improved version. Looking to move back to Ohio and will need boots for the snowing winters! (wondering if a walking foot would help the fabric not stick/bunch).
Yay, thanks and thanks for the tip, someone else suggested that and I had no idea what that walking foot was. Thats why I love you guys!!!
Hi, How has the sizing chart worked out for you? I've been making these boots for some time now and getting the correct size is such a tricky part. Please let me know how this works for you. Love your boots and videos. Would love to chat with you.
Sorry for the late reply. I make everyone come in for a custom fitting. If I order a Med online for jeans I get a 2Xlg. Everyone has different fittings and sizing
Thanks for a nice helpful video. I haven't seen your other videos, but hope you show these on your dog.
Falto probarle al perrito
Aboot eh? About or a boot-ie! Youre cute!
I make a similar boot for my dogs and friends/family and neighbors. I use Cordura for the pad and an 8" cable velcro that loops through and then pulls back These boots are great and easy to make. What I was wondering about is your set sizes. I have had people measure the paw etc but I don't feel I can get a good fit from afar. Would you share your set sizes with me. Looks like the size I use for my dogs is 2.5 X 4 (they are 20 lbs) Share if you will
Thanks---I am in the Twin Cities and I am assuming you are too!!
you need a walking foot
Well, I have been grooming for 3 decades and this method works well with dogs as large as 250 Lbs
@PetPrepper A "walking foot" is a sewing machine attachment you can get at JoAnn's. It helps to ensure that thick/slippery layers do not shift when they are sewn together. (So you wouldn't need to pre-glue your fabrics together.) The previous commenter was just trying to be helpful.
have you tried a walking foot to attach rubberized fabric or even drop the feed dogs and stitch free motion
I've seen both videos on making the boots but the link for the video on fitting the boots doesn't work. I get "Oops, something went wrong" when I click on it. It shows a disconnected horse (midsection missing) image.
Me too.
Love these boots. My Maggie has a booboo between her toes & I have to keep it covered with white socks to heal. My socks just aren't good enough, couldn't figure out how to keep them on. Searched CZcams and found you! I didn't have everything I needed but made do with what I had. Took an old pair of white crew socks of mine, had scraps from a leather skirt and voila, have a boot for Maggie to wear and stay dry when she goes out to go potty in the snow. I was trying to secure them above the elbow, just like you said NOT TO DO! Works so much better the way you instructed. However, you didn't mention how to fit onto the hind legs and that's where Maggie's sore is. Any tips for that?
You didn't mention the dimension for the toe guard on the better best version. Looks like I could wing it so not concerned, but I'm sure there are novices out there that would love to know.
Great Job PetPrepper
Back feet are exactly the same, they have the side knuckles on all 4 feet. The reinforced toe is about half the length of the reinforced bottom, thank you and others for pointing that out, I will go put in an annotation!
Where do i find the measurements of material that i cut out to sew
Description box.
I have 2 tiny chihuahuas. One is 2 lbs the other is 4 lbs. So for the 4 lb chi, I guess the fabric should be 1 x 1 1/2? what about my 4 lb chi?1/2 x 3/4? Also, I thought I would use snuggle flannel because I made abut 20 rag quilts for Christmas and have lots of left over fabric. Does the type of fabric matter? I'm sure cotton wouldn't work unless maybe you are dressing your dog up just for show and in warmer weather. LOL
PS: Thank you so much for this. I think I missed how you measure the material to get the perfect fit in case the measurements you have given are off a little.. or do you just keep cutting the fabric down?
First of all sorry for the late reply. Second, check out the description box below the video. There are links to my other boot making and care/fitting videos that should help. I did state that if I can't see your dog in person, the measurements are approximate. A 50lb Boxer is going to have way bigger feet than a 50lb Greyhound, so yes my measurements are off a bit over the internet, this is why I only sell them in person. Cut and sew them bigger than you think they need to be and you can always sew them smaller, this should work out fine. Thank you
They look excellent.. do you sell them.. if so, how can I buy some.. dont have a machine or a friend that sews
I thought you made and sold your own dog boots, but I can't find a link. Unfortunately, I don't have a sewing machine.
Do you have a video or photo of a dog wearing these boots?
I have this video on how to properly fit, apply and care for the boots. I hope this helps czcams.com/video/E849nmtsjeY/video.html
Thanks for a good tutorial. It`s feezing her today. Minus 14 celcius and my fast growing 12 wo puppy need boots. May I ask if you could translate lbs to kg also? :)
We have 2 shin tzu 10 lbs dogs,what size would I need..
what is the brand of the rubberized fabric? where did you get it? Thanks.
tough-tech
I don’t have the first video so seems like I’m missing how to measure, cut etc
Sizes are in the description box.
How large height wise did you make the piece for the reinforced toe? Also so have you tried using a teflon foot to sew on the rubberized material? Can wait to try to make these boots!
The toe is about 1/4 of the length of the fabric.
Would you make a pair of dog boots for my friend's Chiwawa, The dog is a mix - weighs 19 lbs. I am 85 yrs.old and have dizziness problems and don't have a scrap of fabric in the house any more. She told the store that she would need an XXXsmall, I would really, really appreciate it. She has done so much for me and I haven't been able to do anything for her, and I know she would so much appreciate this. Betsy Burch
Can it be hand stitched?
Do you have a pattern,thanks
Not really, the approximate sizes of the fleece are in the description box below as well as the other videos on boot making, fitting and care, sorry I couldn't be of more help and sorry for the late reply
use a walking foot.
I was thinking the same thing. It's possible a walking foot is available for that older model machine, but I think it would help a lot with the rubberized layer.
Would a rolling foot or Teflon foot help?
Is there anymore info on what to cut the sizes too? In the video they seem to be more than one piece but I only see one piece size listed in the description. Thank you!
Sorry for the late response, but check out the other videos in the description box, I know its a pain in the butt, but making videos, we always seem to leave something out in one of them
I made the boots today for my boxer Sydney's back feet. They are so AWESOME! We had to cut her walks out the last few days because she was dragging her back feet due to Degenerative Myelopathy. She has already been walked 3 times today!!!! These boots are an answer to our prayers!!!! Thank you again PetPrepper!!!!! I wish I could upload a picture of her cute butt walking in them, if you know how, let me know
Take a pic on your phone, save it to your computer, click upload in the top right corner of your youtube page and send me the link! There is probably an easier way, but I am really bad with computers
Also, I am so glad you and Sydney are so happy, this made my day! Thank you so much
Which video has the measurements and a picture of the pattern for the dog boots?
I haven't seen a video on my phone that shows me these answers. 😃 😃 😃
Where do you buy Toughtek non skid fabric?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I appreciate it very much. I’m anxious to make my shih tzu her first pair of boots. I’ve viewed your videos but couldn’t find any measurement for how wide the toughtek is on the reinforced toe. Can you provide that info?
The same width as the fleece
Thank you. I’m sorry, I guess what I meant was the length of the toughtek for the reinforced toe. I apologize for the confusion.
About 1/4 to 1/3 of the length of the fleece
Great video! How big do you cut the rubberized fabric in comparison to the fleece? Just the length of the foo from toenails to stopper pad? Thanks for your help
The instructions are in the step by step video located in the description box, thank you so much for watching and good luck with the boots, let me know how they turn out!
I can't seem to find the "description box" Where is it located? Thanks :0)
Below each video there is a description box which sometimes has a lot of info the person making the video either forgot to add or links to other important videos. Here is the link to the step by step video and in the description box below that video is a link to the fitting boots video. If you have any problems, let me know! czcams.com/video/Im67dJaOZ6I/video.html
I am having trouble getting the step by step video to open and also the video on how to measure for the booties. HELP!