Dog boot
A dog boot is provided comprising a generally vertical and cylindrical elongated tubular legging portion ending in and connected to a toe-box portion both of which are attached within a generally horizontal non-slide sole portion. The legging portion extends upwardly from the toe-box portion and defines an offset longitudinal slit providing adjacent, opposite, overlapping flap portions that are equipped with loop and hook fastening material allowing for ease of insertion and extraction of the dog's leg and paw. The generally tubular legging portion has two adjustable fastening straps for cinching the legging portion securely at two separate points around the dog's leg. Within the non-slide portion is a removable sole insert shaped to receive the pads of the dog's paw wherein the removable sole insert works as a shock absorber for the dog and adds comfort and stability during wear.
1. A dog boot for use on a dog's paw having a heal, front and sides and having a legging portion with an opening for insertion of the dog's paw, the boot comprising:
a) a toe box portion made from a fabric having enough durable body to hold a toe box form for covering the dog's paw from where the legging portion ends at the dog's footbridge to the dog's toes and secured to the legging portion wherein the opening is positioned such that the toe box is isolated from the opening;
b) a non-slide outer sole having a front toe lip, an inner floor, a heal and sides;
c) an anchoring sole;
d) an inner sole; and
wherein each of the anchoring sole, the inner sole and the outer sole are separate soles, wherein the anchoring sole is disposed between the inner and outer soles with a front portion of the anchoring sole disposed between the inner sole and the toe box, and wherein the inner sole comprises concave depressions of the dog's toes imprinted in the surface of the sole positioned for receiving the pads of a dog's paw.