Bark'n Boots are built to secure around the ankle but below the carpal pad. The boot should have room in the paw area, allowing the paw to spread when bearing weight.
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Have your dog stand on a firm surface (wood, linoleum, or concrete).
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Place a piece of blank paper under a front paw.
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Lift the dog's other front paw so that its weight is placed firmly on the paw being measured.
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Mark the paper at the paw's widest point on the left and right edges of the paw (see graphic).
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Use a ruler to measure the width of the paw (in inches) from the left mark to the right mark.
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Use the chart to determine the proper size. For example: if the width is measured between 2.25" and 2.5" (57-64 mm), the dog would wear a small boot; between 2.75" and 3.0" (70-76 mm), a large.
|
size |
paw width† |
|
XXXS |
1.5" |
38 mm |
|
XXS |
2.0" |
51 mm |
|
XS |
2.25" |
57 mm |
|
S |
2.5" |
64 mm |
|
M |
2.75" |
70 mm |
|
L |
3.0" |
76 mm |
|
XL |
3.25" |
83 mm |
|
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† width: measurement across widest part of paw, when bearing weight
comfort fit: relaxed, generous cut
in-between sizes: Choose the larger boot for comfort and performance.
