Dogs Vs. Boots No animals were harmed. Physically.

[warrior1]

[baldguy]

1. Poor dogs.

[RebelOne]

2. I had been thinking about gettng some boots

for my Chihuahua, but after seeing this video, I don't think it is a good idea.

[Maine-ah]

4. it's good if you live in an area that salts the roads

and sidewalks in the winter because the salt will damage their pads. I've seen some poor dogs with cracked and bloody pads because of it. Otherwise, I don't see much reason for it.

[LoveMyCali]

3. My sister bought boots for her boxer

and they didn't work out so well either but he wasn't as funny as these dogs. I just scared my cats I was laughing so hard.

[avebury]

5. I have thought about getting boots for my two littel

dogs so that I can walk them in the winter time. I am not sure that it would work too really well thought.

[HappyMe]

6. Aaw, poor dogs!

[MiddleFingerMom]

7. In getting my tuxedo cat used to a harness so that I could take her for walks...

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... I went to work and left it on her for the day.
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When I got home, it was quite a while before I realized that, not only hadn't she greeted
me with one of the only kisses she ever gave me (EVERY time I returned when I had been
gone for the day), but that I hadn't seen her at all.
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We lived in a 33' RV -- there weren't a lot of places for her to hide.
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I found her under the dinette table in the very back, too embarassed (anthropomorphism
be damned) to make a sound. She had gotten one of her front legs locked INTO her
harness and couldn't remove it.
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I felt terrible -- REALLY terrible. She got lots of attention and affection and treats for
quite some time.
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OH!!! And she also had grown accustomed to the harness and we went for many, many
enjoyable walks together -- she trotting along at my feet or at the limit of her 15-ft leash.
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[nolabear]

8. I loved that more than The Pirates of Penzance.

You know what I mean...