📸 Exploring the World through Your Pet's Eyes: Uncle Milton's Pet's Eye View Camera Review

My dog has learned to manipulate the intricacies of this device to become one of the leading avant-garde class dog photographers in our area. As an artist, he took on an entirely new identity. Now he wears an ascot, insists on caviar with his evening biscuits, and prefers I call myself Jeeves. He made me his agent. You are all invited to his first exhibition at the gallery. Seriously, this is a fun toy for you and your dog. It doesn't take much effort, but even a series of funny photos is worth

I wear this on a flat nylon collar. The clasp fits well over the rim. Jessie is a big dog with a red tick, so she didn't notice his weight. They released her at 6 a.m. as usual and watched as she slowly ran down a dirt track. I knew she would be gone for hours, she loves to run around barking at turtles, staying away from attack dogs and coming home at noon. We were so excited to see where she was that day. Here she walks up the steps straight to her bowl of food, but without a camera. Maybe…

Pros: Easy to use, clear instructions, good for a laugh, lasts a decent number of shots, quiet (no clicking when shooting), can be used for about ten hours (if used 15 minute interval on photos). Cons: A bit heavy for cats or small dogs (but perfect for big dogs), USB cable is ridiculously short (about 6 inches), this LED light will scare you at night (is that one-eyed demon looking at me?), can only used for about hours (using 1 minute intervals in photos) Overall: a cute little toy to find…