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	STEVE SAYS: We haven't found a dog boot yet that will turn prickly pear cactus needles. We add several layers of duct tape around each nylon or rubber dog boot while hunting in prickly pear country. A roll of duct tape, a pair of needle-nose plyers, and a bottle of Tuf-Foot can be mighty useful.



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Ultra Rugged Dog Boots by Ultra Paws $34.95		Nylon Dog Boots (4)		Set of 4 Lucky Dog Cordura Nylon Dog Boots (1)		Dog Boots and Chest Protectors Not Enough?


Dog Foot Dog Pad Guard 4 oz $7.99		Tuf-Foot by Bonaseptic ~~$14.95~~ $9.95		Blue Foot Pad Conditioner 4 oz. ~~$9.99~~ $6.95

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	Warner writes: Thank you for contacting Gun Dog Supply, Dave. We have used the nylon boots on our Brittanys in snow for short periods of time and they did fine but I would suggest that the Lewis Rubber Boots (non ventilated) are better suited for use in snow and ice. Our experience is that the Lewis rubber boots also generally last longer than the nylon boots. We do not have the non-ventilated Lewis boots in stock but will be glad to special order them for you. The cost was the same on the last ones we bought... May we order a set for you? ... I haven't had much experience with running dogs on pavement but I expect that your best bet would be the Endo dog boots which we don't stock at this time. They are nylon and have a urethane lugged sole. Check with Endo Enterprises at 801-281-1331 in Salt Lake City, Utah. They are about $40 per set. Of the boots we stock, I would go with the Lewis rubber boots ($23.50 per set). They are more durable than the nylon boots we stock and they would afford better protection. You have to tape them on so it will take about 5-10 minutes to put them on each time. ... Linda, the Tuf Foot works great. I've been using it on our bird dogs for 15 years or more. I wouldn't go to West Texas to hunt without at least one bottle. Put it on every day for two weeks prior to the beginning of hunting season (or other activity) and it will make a big difference. We also use it daily when hunting in W. Texas because of all the stickers etc. I rarely use it here unless a dog injures a pad. It is messy so you don't want to put it on inside and you need to be sure that it has dried before letting the dog inside as it is amber colored and will stain the floor. Please let us know if we may be of further assistance.