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Do not order! It’s a scam Chinese website! They provide fake shipping tracking numbers that shows the parcel being shipped from the USA when it really comes from China. I received the shoes which is the worst quality ever and smells of strong glue. They sent me the wrong size and refused to admit it and won’t issue me a refund unless I return the item (at my own cost!!) to an address in China.
Har ikke særlig god erfaring med dem:
"Hello. I bought two. My dog got one - three min. afterwards it looked like the picture: I thought it was impossible - I don't have a particularly big dog. What do you say to that?"
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