For the old dogs, those not used to slick floors, or the hyper dogs that can't help but run and slide on the floors do well with these pads - Paw-Pads
I found them for my dad and his 16-17 year old lab mix who was having a really hard time getting up and walking on the wood floors. He is able to stand and walk with ease now.
Not really the point of the thread, but a side note that may be of use...
Jessica, thanks for the link! A really cool product I never knew existed!
Our whole house is laminent floors, and my two our young and full of energy GSD's are always sliding around if they get into a chase.
Have you ever used these pads for active dogs and will they stay on their feet? If so, did the dog ever try to bite them off?
I would consider getting these if I knew that they would stay on.
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