🐶 PupLight2: Enhanced Brightness & Safety with Reflective Dog Collar Review

This is actually a nice little product. My dog liked it. He's older and that helped him see where he went at night. But about 2 weeks after the purchase he only went in with a collar - the light from outside was shining on the floor. The plastic case just broke off. I tried to put it back in place but it wouldn't stay. Since I liked the product I contacted the company directly to see what they could do. I have emailed their customer service department. I haven't received an answer yet. I'm…

Good for walking my pet on those short winter days when it gets dark when I get home. The light is bright and doesn't hit the dog's eyes (although it shines straight into MY eyes when she's looking at me for a treat in bed). - a regular collar with her tags, a harness she uses for walking and a light. I chose to leave the light on because it doesn't work with her lightweight walking harness and I don't want to constantly take it off and put it on her regular collar before and after walks. The…

my girlfriend and I were surprised at how bright the light was. We live in the country on five acres and in our pitch black backyard this light is really bright! I'm sure it's not that impressive in the city with street and ambient lighting, but it was just what our dog needed. I got tired of losing him in the yard because he was black at night when he walked with me and I think he got tired of having to stay a meter away from me because it was so dark. watch him learn to use it. He didn't…

I tried it on my 60 lb Healer and she didn't really like the elastic on her neck. She kept shaking her head, probably embarrassed. When she wasn't shaking her head, everything was working fine. If you're worried about glowing at night, in the dark, or with street lights, your dog will definitely be visible. I watched as many passing motorists peered curiously at my Heeler! If you are walking through a dark forest at night, the light will actually provide a lot of light even if you don't have…

Some people may complain that it doesn't shine 30 meters, but that's only because you have to point it at the dog and get the dog to hold its head , which rarely happens. My Rottweiler mix is large, but she almost always sniffs with her head down. But still, the light is so bright that in dark places it illuminates the entire front of her nose. If she holds her head up, I wouldn't be surprised if she dazzles oncoming traffic. It's light. I was afraid the batteries would last a day or two but…