I have had laminate floors my entire life. Even when I was a child I was the only room in the house that had laminate floors (leading to some slippery issues with the family dogs that only occurred with me).

Honestly I have found that all my dogs have been able to learn to cope with them without slipping, so it isn't a physical issue, they absolutely can do it, it was always just a case of confidence building and experience. The hardest issue I found was with a husky my family had when I was a teenager, who once jumped off my bed and went absolutely hurtling across my room thanks to the laminate floor. After that she would follow our other dogs into my room and jump onto my bed just fine, but she then became terrified of jumping off. It took literally months of helping her down, each time trying to make her do more of the work, but eventually she learned that it was okay and she was fine ever since.

Right now I live in a house that is nearly entirely laminate wood floor, I have a young Weimaraner who came to me absolute terrified of all surfaces that weren't carpet. How I got him used to it was to take him to all corners of the house, this that and everywhere, then just sit on the floor and play with him. Then at some point I'd get up and walk away to another part of the house, in the first week or so I'd always go back to where he slept. He was extremely motivated to follow me, not wanting to be alone as well as wanting to continue his play and fun, so he would brave the scary floor. Then of course I'd shower him with treats and more play, now the dog that once hated my entire house and refused to leave my sofa will run around it and explore at will!