has anyone any come across really good stuff to put on pads of back feet to stop the dog,s back legs from slipping backwards when stacked My 14 month gets very unsure when the legs start sliding backwards and loses her confidence I have tried paw wax also spray on that was nearly £8 which doesnt seem to have any affect and the flooring at crufts can be quite slippy underfoot as i have found from previous times i,d be grateful for all ideas

Folk say Coke ( I suppose for the sugary stickyness) works.

Yes I've heard that coke works too but never tried it.

http://www.ciao.co.uk/Shaws_Paw_wax_grip_wax_for_pets__6392161 I use this in the home with wooden floors.(it does work ) whether it would work at shows I dont know.

Also road walking hardens up the paws.

tried this with no sucess

What about rosin that gymnasts use?

Just found this....     http://www.ehow.com/how_2156461_use-rosin-bag.html

This is intended for another purpose, but could it be any good?

http://hubpages.com/hub/Mushers-Secret-Paw-Protectant

Look funny in the show ring

Coke is definatley the best thing to stop dogs slipping in the rings.

will try coke how long do i put it on before going in ring ? do you dab it on with cotton wool or put it in a spray bottle? i wonder if its better fresh or when its gone flat ?

Pour the coke in to a dish and place the dogs feet into it, about 5-10minutes before going in tot he ring, use fresh coke.

thanks will see me at crufts bathing dogs feet in coke hope it dont stain as we have white feet LOL

> thanks will see me at crufts bathing dogs feet in coke hope it dont stain as we have white feet LOL

Maybe 7-UP (which is colourless) would work as well?

Mushers secret is no good for making feet grippy its just good to toughen feet up using it regularly over a period of time.

Shaws paw wax is pretty useless too thats the one in the beige shoe polish tin.

The best one for making feet grip in the ring is 'show-foot' sold in a while canister aerosol with blue writing on.

http://www.kensmithcanine.co.uk/biogroom-show-foot-1580-0.html

Quite right, sugar water would probably work as well.