The idea of putting shoes or socks on dogs is a misconception. Dogs use their paws for more than just walking; they also use them to maintain balance, detect debris on the ground, mark territory, and regulate body temperature. Putting shoes on dogs can decrease their grip and increase the risk of falls, deform their paws over time, limit natural movement, and cause discomfort due to lack of breathability. Additionally, if small stones or other objects get inside the shoes, dogs cannot communicate the issue to their owners and can suffer injuries from prolonged rubbing. Therefore, it is not recommended to put shoes or socks on dogs.
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