wanting to Make my own "tuff pad"

[LEFTLANE]

I want a pad tuffing substance that also coats the pad, like pine tar. But i want to add to it, not solely use pine tar. What is anyone experience?

[LEFTLANE]

Nobody got any info?

[BLADE]

I want a pad tuffing substance that also coats the pad, like pine tar. But i want to add to it, not solely use pine tar. What is anyone experience?

Maybe this will help, I read this in an old AGDT. The cat mill keep.
Make a mixture of one part linseed oil, one part turpentine and one part burnt motor oil. With a paint brush, paint the feet every time you take the dog off the mill.

[S_B]

I'd never put burnt motor oil on my dog. Old timers love them some used motor oil.

[arsuffi@att.net]

I'd never put burnt motor oil on my dog. Old timers love them some used motor oil.
I agree with you S_B I learned from some of the best no name dropping here but I always used Vaseline rubbed deep into the pad after every work out never had a foot problem in 40 years. Johnny

[CYJ]

The best over all type Vaseline was the Carbolated formula. Vaseline no longer makes it. May can be bought in another brand name. Amazon.com advertises one on it's site.
I often wondered how well those dog boots worked that was used on the sled dogs. Later on I saw foot boots being advertised for use on the Fox and Coon hound dogs. Never found out how the booties panned out over all. Cheers

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[kid]

how do we make that jack?