When you're walking your dog during winter, the snow on the ground can start to freeze your dog's paws. Unsurprisingly, this can be very painful and uncomfortable, so dog boots are always a good idea in snowy weather. Many dogs won't naturally take to wearing boots, but you can convince them with some gentle training. Start by putting the boots on for a few minutes at a time, gradually moving up to wearing them during indoor play. After a few weeks, your dog should be happy to wear boots on their outdoor walks.

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