🐶 Doggles - ILS Shiny Red Frame with Smoke Lens: Combining Style and Protection for Your Pooch! Review

Daisy is a 7 pound Maltese. I bought her an XS which fits perfectly. It took her 1-2 times to get used to it. She even stuck her head through the elastic to help put the doggles on! I have to make sure her hair is out of her eyes after I dress her. That's the only thing she objects to! She gets a lot of attention when I take her for a walk; Doggles protect it from the sun, wind and dirt when we are on the bike! She really loves her!

Perfect for my Yorkie! He had some eye problems such as discharge and used eye drops several times. Well my vet suggested pooches, we laughed about it at first. But we bought them from Revain, ordered the size based on our dogs height and weight, and they work. They sure fit and we thought he'd hate them but he wears them. Now he can stick his head out the window and be protected.

My mother gave me this because she expects us to ride bikes. I was told I would be in a basket and wear these glasses to keep dirt and sand out of my eyes. So! I showed HER the first time she tried to put them on me! I have none of this! No, when my mom told me how beautiful I looked, I immediately took off my clothes! Okay guys I really do look like a hairpin but nobody tells me what I'm going to wear and what not! So studs-to-be, tell your mom that she either doesn't know how to put them on…

Received today. Initial reactions:* If your dog is small (I have a 10# Affenpinscher/Poodle mix) the fit will be much more critical. A dog with a large head is likely to minimize potential problems.* My dog seems to be wearing them well but isn't comfortable walking in them yet. It's ok since I have it to protect my eyes when it rides in a bag on my bike. * The chin strap attaches to the head strap on the left side of the goggles but moves freely on the right side. That's a problem because he…

As I said my min pin is not quite at a comfort level with them so she can just wear them and no problem; she tolerates dogs as long as they sit on their head when she rides the motorbike, but not a minute longer if that's her choice, shall we say. But they definitely don't work, I was concerned not only with the possibility of eye injury from flying road debris but also with the discomfort from naked eye wind she's no doubt experienced and this seems like a reasonable solution. as for. The fact