Frozen doggie feet?

[snoozy]

Our Corgi, Kebab, was born in Montana in October, so he LOVES snow. I mean, he is never happier than when he's dashing through the snow. Yesterday we went on a hikey-poo for New Year's Day up the Dosewallips River Road, and he was happy as a clam. However, I began to worry about his little paws. If he got frostbite, he'd not even know, because they'd be anaesthetized by the snow and ice, wouldn't they? So how do I know when he's been running around on snow and ice long enough/too long?

[mzgarden]

I've known dog sledders in Alaska to use these kinds of booties on their dogs.
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My big ol' lab used to have ice build up between his toes, but labs have a lot of webbing there.