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Cordura Burr Dog Boots
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Cordura Burr Dog Boots – Tough Field Protection for Hunting Dogs
Size Small on SALE!
Protect your dog’s paws in the field with our Cordura Burr Dog Boots, designed and tested in the rugged terrain of West Texas. Built from...
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Cordura Burr Dog Boots – Tough Field Protection for Hunting Dogs
Size Small on SALE!
Protect your dog’s paws in the field with our Cordura Burr Dog Boots, designed and tested in the rugged terrain of West Texas. Built from double-thick Cordura nylon with heavy-duty Velcro closures, these boots provide reliable protection against burrs, thorns, and light to medium rocks and brush.
Each set includes two pairs (four boots total), giving your hunting or working dog complete coverage for their feet. These boots are recommended for upland hunting and training in dry, brushy terrain but are not recommended for snow and ice conditions.
Key Features
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Durable Double-Thick Cordura: Tough enough for harsh brush and rocky terrain.
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Secure Velcro Closures: Heavy-duty straps keep boots snug and in place.
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Field-Tested Design: Proven performance in demanding hunting environments.
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Complete Set: Includes 4 boots (two pairs).
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Colors May Vary depending on stock.
Sizing Guide
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Small: Fits dogs 10–30 lbs.
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Medium: Fits dogs 30–45 lbs.
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Large: Fits dogs 50–70 lbs.
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X-Large: Fits dogs 70–105 lbs.
The Cordura Burr Dog Boots are an excellent choice for hunters and trainers who want to keep their dogs’ paws safe, comfortable, and ready to perform in the field.
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