Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: are they very warm?
Document: Stays on with my active retriever! can get warm fast so I limit use to an hour or so on hot days!
They fit my dogs feet perfectly and keep her feet dry and warm! I definitely recommend purchasing them for your pup!
With the Polar Vortex these boots helped keep my dogs paws warm and DRY and off the ice, snow and salt. They didn't fall off his paws either! I recommend it to everyone suffering the polar vortex too!
I have purchased 4 different makes of boots for my Golden. Purchased an X-large, too big returned. Ordered the large, still too much room in the front. Very hard and stiff and not waterproof or warm. The piece of rubber that is on the inside to keep the boot in place was rubbing on the pad on the back of his front paws. This might not be the opinion of everyone, but this is my review of the product.
Finally a pair of dog boots that stay on! They have rubber on the inside and 2 straps above the paw to help keep them on. The sizing is a bit large, so if you think you have a dog with large paws, go with a medium. My only concern is there isn't a ton of traction since the rubber on the bottom isn't very rough but its good in the snow when shes playing. Keep your pups paws warm when playing in the snow, get these boots!!! !
They chafed very badly where her feet bent. In addition, there is not much tread traction on the bottoms. The plastic is a little grippy on dry surfaces at warm temps, but on crusty snow the dog was skidding around on the crust.In short, I'm not that pleased with them and am going to look for some that are more articulated or anatomically correct.Pros: sturdy, stay put once they are onCons: inflexible, uncomfortable, clumsy, with poor traction, somewhat difficult to put on.
I got these shoes for my dog for when we go on bike rides with the walky dog. We live in arizona so the pavement gets very warm and it protects his feet from getting worn. We went for maybe about five bike rides and a couple shoes have holes in them. Each bike ride is a little over two miles. He runs very hard so I understand the tearing but it definitely isn't going to be usable soon. A little disappointed.
It took two tries to get doggie to walk outside with these boots on. Now he just lies there while I shove these on. They do seem to keep his feet warm and from direct contact with chemical salt and ice. However, I notice that slush and water do get into the boots from the side openings. He feet don't stay dry, but wet isn't my main concern. There is a nice amount of padding on the sleeves, and the velcro straps keeps them on pretty good so far.
way too stiff -- they don't flex at all with the dog's foot/leg -- and the material is too thick and stiff to really be cinched tightly enough by the velcro strap, so they are hard to get on and even if you can get them on all the way (I only could on 2 out of 4 paws) they don't stay on. Waste of money. Guess we'll be sticking with Musher's Secret and, when absolutely necessary, the disposable rubber booties that look like balloons.
used them on a 105 lb German Shepard and they did not fall off at all. as long as you get the right size they are easy to get on. Dogs feet are 2 -1\2 in so I got the medium and that was to small. the large is just a little big but they work great.
Answer: yes