Almost fungusy looking.  We went camping with Joey this weekend (5 days) and her paw pads took a beating.  We tried to get a good picture of them but it didn't work too well.  I think I've read about this before and people suggested "bag balm" and that I can get it at tractor supply?  Any suggestions welcome

here is a pic:

On another , more important note we had a breakthrough weekend with Joey using the Ecollar.  This thing is an absolute gift.  We never knew how well our pup could behave until this weekend.  After training in the yard back home, we got to our campsite and nicked maybe 5 times total as she started to get out of site in the woods then started using just the tone on the collar and she was a whole new dog from that day forward.  I recommened the ecollar to EVERYONE! truly amazing

bonus pics:

sorry for the pic overload!!!

 Here are a couple of links to some common products (there are others as well):

www.gundogsupply.com/7-95.html

www.gundogsupply.com/padkothapjac.html

I personally find keeping the pads in good shape by letting the dogs run on different surfaces like sand, rock, gravel, sidewalk, concrete toughens them up naturally and you don't need to use this other stuff.  I have landscaped my back yard so it has river bed gravel, natural rock, crushed granite, pavement and grass.  If it is really dry, then I will use something like bag balm to moisturize, but rarely have to use it.  I do put boots on or wash the feet off if they are exposed to road salt in the winter. 

Since we have no choice up here in the cold north, we use bag balm a lot in the winter on the dogs' pads. It's a conditioner for the skin as well as being an antisceptic. So if there cuts, it helps them heal up quickly. Also not dangerous to the dogs... (and you can massage the remnants into your hands )

By the way -- awesome pictures of Joey having fun!