Oh, wow! These are great!

are those platformed, flexi, or invisible heels?

These were made out of a heeled boot that I removed, reinforced and extended. There is no heel and all the weight is shifted forward.

Tell h=whoever made these "I love you, your a genious"

I made them.

And thank you!

Did you use rubber rain boots? If so, did the glue actually stick to the rubber/fur?:/

No, I used pleather high-healed boots. Good ol' Goodwill.
Hot glue will stick to fur and rubber, but if it's yanked too hard, it will release the rubber a little too easily.

Well I'll be dipped. I didn't know if anything like this was possible. I have been pondering getting knee high boots, flat heel, and adding foam so it looks like I'm walking on my toes. Now here you went and did a small version! Are you reading my mind?

It's really not that hard to make, but it helps a lot if you have access to some power tools like I did. Also, the pre-formed shoe with the heal is much better to start with rather than trying to make a flat shoe into a digitigrade anything.

These looks really amazing, normally paw-shoes tends to look big, bulky and awkward.

How are they to walk around with? Difficult to balance on them without the heel or? :o :D

But yeah, really awesome looking paws! :D

Thank you! I tried not to make them too bulky, but they are still pretty large. On the plus side, I'm pretty sizable myself, so it all works out. They are fine to walk around in for a few hours. I couldn't do it for more than three or four, but I feel that way about any heels. Since they are made from a preformed heel, the weight is distributed pretty much the same. The only things that are a little difficult are walking/standing up-hill or just standing still. I shift my weight a lot to begin with, but I start wobbling a little when I have to remain in one place.

these are awesome