Great fit and quality! I only wish they came in other colors

Love the protection. Wash up great and my dog doesn't seem to mind wearing them which surprised me. BUT gave you 3 stars because the sizing is way, way off....my Shepherd measures 34" at the belly. Your XL is supposed to fit up to 34" but your band only measures 32" end to end when fully stretched - huh? I had to buy velcro straps and extend them across his back by at least 4 to 5 inches beyond the ends of the belly band. Love your basic product PetParents but please read the several posts (including Amazon) from other customers about your sizing issues. When I called to just give you an FYI on this issue my comment was quickly dismissed with "Well dogs come in alot of different shapes so they may fit differently." That answer doesn't really make sense because he was measured correctly and your bands are 2" smaller than the stated stated sizing so I felt I had to write a review

These belly bands are nicely made. I like the color assortment. Some dogs, like our German Shepherd, are just too dignified for silly, cartoon-ish patterns! Our boy has degenerative myelopathy, and is losing control over his rear quarters. These belly bands help for the times when he's not on a waterproof dog bed, for example. He doesn't seem to mind them at all, which tells me they are not uncomfortable. Found them to be much more reasonably priced than some others we had purchased. And they hold a disposable pad quite nicely.
Updated 09-07-18:
I just ordered another set of these Belly Bands. They hold-up very well after repeated washings. They are very absorbant. I am impressed with the quality in the workmanship. Will probably order more.

Overall, good product for reasonable price. Comfy and stays put. However, if you're sure your dog will have a big accident while wearing it, I would suggest adding a sort of pad. My dog peed in it and the thing was totally SOAKED. It was damp on the outside, too, but didn't leak onto the carpet, thankfully. Washes easily and air dries well. I suggest you soak it first in a bucket of water with a bit of detergent and then gently squeeze out excess water before throwing it in the washer. Wash inside facing out and VELCRO CLOSED-otherwise anything else in the washer will stick to it. Also, if you buy a band that matches your dog's fur color, REMEMBER TO TAKE OFF THE BAND when you let him outside. Our dog is black and so is the band. 3x we forgot to take it off and he peed into it while outside. Totally defeated the purpose. :-(

WeWe adopted a male dog. Needless to say, he's got some issues. He's timid to go outside, he will, but he's pretty skittish and will run back inside at the first loud noise or gust of wind. We found he would run downstairs and before we could even get half way down the steps he's already done his business on the floor. He would go in the same room, and the same several spots. We tried using pee pads for a while, it worked, but it was far from a perfect solution. I'm not the type of person to "rent" an animal from the shelter. Once we brought him home he was ours. The only way he would go back is if he became aggressive. He's so far from that, it's crazy. That being said, at wits end, we decided to get some belly bands. I chose these because of the reviews, and the value. After using these for a couple weeks now, I will be ordering 2 more sets.
PROS:
durable material
super absorbant
once on, haven't had one "fall off" or had him wiggle out of it.
easy to clean

CONS:
the "hook" side of the velcro is on the up side which isn't a big deal, except our pooch has long hair and a curly tail, if were not careful with removing them, it's pulled some hairs out. Suggestion for mfg would be to include a cover piece or flip the hook and loop side so it doesn't get caught .

That's about all I can think of, they really are great, I was nervous about washing them, but no need to be, they wash and dry just fine. adopted a male dog. Needless to say, he's got some issues. He's timid to go outside, he will, but he's pretty skittish and will run back inside at the first loud noise or gust of wind. We found he would run downstairs and before we could even get half way down the steps he's already done his business on the floor. He would go in the same room, and the same several spots. We tried using pee pads for a while, it worked, but it was far from a perfect solution. I'm not the type of person to "rent" an animal from the shelter. Once we brought him home he was ours. The only way...