How to Put on RMPP Dog Booties
Putting on RMPP dog booties is simple with our patent pending design. Just use the provided shoe horns and watch the videos below. Here is also a link to a recent video that demos putting them on and how to properly assess fit.
It can take a few times to get the hang of it, but once you do it's quicker and easier than messing with buckles, velcro, and cinch ties!
It is also extremely important to make sure the fit is right. The booties WILL FALL OFF if the fit's not right. Before taking them outside, we recommend performing the "pull test" as demonstrated in the video below. If the booties easily slide off, a smaller size is needed.
Things to remember:
- insert the shoe horns half-way into the bootie
- make sure they are aligned on either side of your dog's paw
- pry them apart to create an opening for your pup's paw
- then squeeze the sides of the shoe horns together as you slide them over the paw
- you can try with the neoprene shims tucked in first, but if it's too tight, try with just one tucked in or tuck them in after they are on
- before adventuring outside, perform the "pull test" on front and rear paws to ensure a snug fit
- voila! You are ready for adventure!
Turn your phone sideways
The RMPP Paw Sizer needs a little elbow room — or paw room. 🐾 Rotate your phone to landscape to continue.
First, calibrate your screen.
Hold a standard credit or debit card against the rectangle below. Adjust it until the long edge exactly matches the long edge of your card.
What are you sizing your pup for?
Choose a boot style and we'll load the correct physical sizing guides.
Let's size a front paw. 🐾
Hold one front paw against your screen and gently press it flat so the toes spread naturally. Compare the widest part of the paw to the black lines.
If not, swipe or tap the arrow to move up a size.
Start with XS and move up until the paw fits comfortably within the guide.
Tell us about your pup.
Paw width gives us our starting point. Breed and weight help us double-check that your pup's proportions are a good match, too.
We recommend the Lariat Cinch Boots for your pup.
Your pup's paw width may fall within our Doccasin size range, but dogs under 20 lbs generally need a shorter boot overall for a secure, comfortable fit.
Doccasins are longer through the ankle and leg. On very small dogs, that extra length can affect how securely the boot fits even when the paw width itself looks right.
Your screen is already calibrated, so you can go straight into Lariat sizing — no need to start over.
Let's double-check that front paw. 🐾
We found your fit!
Based on your pup's paw measurements and fit check:
Save your pup's size
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