Find your size
Measure once, front and back. Five sizes, Weeny to XL, sized in millimetres.
Step 1Will they fit your dog?
Hunnyboots are shaped for the long, narrow hare foot. Type your dog's breed and we'll tell you how well they'll fit.
Or pick from the full list
A snug fit, like a sneaker
Sighthounds walk on their toes, so the boot is shorter than the flattened foot. Measured right, the heel sits in the boot's inner curve and the strap lands between the natural widening and the dew claw.
Step 2Measure in three steps
All you need is a ruler and a sleepy hound. We size in millimetres because it's the only way to be exact.
Wait till they're lying down
Don't try it standing. While your hound is stretched out, press gently on the knuckles so the foot lies flat against the ruler.
Nail to just past the big pad
Measure from the tip of the longest nail to just past the back of the big pad: the metacarpal pad on the front legs, the metatarsal pad on the back.
Do the front and the back
Back feet are often smaller. Hunny measured 90 mm in front and 75 mm behind, so she wore a different size on each.
Stiff at first, soft with wear
Winter boots are a tougher, sturdier design, built for the harsh winter elements they specialise in. They're quite stiff when new.
Until they soften with use, flip the bungee cord to the back for easier access to fit your finger inside. Bring it back by stretching it forward over the toe.
Step 3Choose your size
Use the flattened-foot length, nail to pad.
No overlaps
Every millimetre has one size. 69 mm is Small; 70 mm is Medium. 79 mm is Medium; 80 mm is Large.
Only have an inch ruler?
Pick what your ruler reads and we'll convert it for you.
Still not sure?
Long nails, high knuckles, or a foot that's been through surgery or an injury? Email a photo of the paw on a ruler to support@hunnyboots.com and we'll tell you which size.