Pet Leso® Dog Goggles Stylish Doggie Puppy Sunglasses Windproof Protection Doggles - Black

I was pleasantly surprised how well my old dog (who now has sensitive eyes) has taken to wearing these when out on walks in sunny/windy conditions as she doesn't usually like feeling restricted in any way. In fact, if the sun comes out, she actually comes up to me and asks to have them put on. It has stopped her flinching at shadows/flying creatures and given her back her confidence. She also looks incredibly cool but that wasn't the reason for buying them! So much cheaper than some other makes but seem well-made, with flexible nose piece and sufficient strap adjustment for a medium-sized dog

my dog gets terrible runny eyes in the sun. I thought I would try these but they are not a good fit for my jack Russell, they do not stay on. however, at the very low price they are, it gave me a chance to see what would work and what wouldn't. I think on a bigger dog, or one with a wider face they might stay on. they are well made, colour is great and they look very trendy.

My 10.5 year old dog has iris atrophy in one eye which means her pupil doesn't constrict in bright light like normal so she isn't able to regulate the amount of light entering her eye. We found she was squinting and closing her eye whenever it was sunny out, and we think it gave her headaches. She was also frightened out on walks because she couldn't see very well.I'd seen doggles before and thought I would try and see if it helps. At twice the price though, I thought I'd try a cheaper alternative first just incase she didn't like wearing them. Well the first time we put them on her she was so comfortable she went to sleep. The second time was out on a walk. She was pawing at them a little which meant I had to readjusted them regularly but she was happy for the vast majority of the time.They kind of look like swimming goggles with a bendy bridge to allow you to adjust them for a big or small face. There are two adjustable elastic straps which sit behind her ears and under the chin. The lenses are a smokey grey colour and comfortable to see through (i put them over my eyes to see what it would look like for her).It would be nice if the foam was a little thicker so it sat better away from her eyes but they don't seem to interfere or bug her.She seems comfortable in them and happier being outside so it was worth it for us.For reference, she is a German short haired pointer mix but is the size of a spaniel.

Too narrow for a french bulldog

Excellent,they must be a comfy fit because my dog doesn't mind them on either.

They are pretty cool.I saw the French bulldog in the picture wearing them.Yet my Frenchie. He kept them on. But they started irritating his eyes, they kept slipping and going in his eyes . Poor little guy. I tried putting a couple of holding stitches on elastic straps, to see if that hold them steady. But no. I don't think these are good for squashed up faces. I had them ready for a return. Yet a neighbour had a little dog with long nose. I put on him and he was happy ,not irritated.£9 is a good price. They are worth the money IF you have a different dog I guess.I bought my fellow a new pair , much bigger. Like ski goggles . These were a little small too. But he liked them so I ordered next size up to try. I will send the ones back that don't fit him. .so r8ght now I have 2 sets of pup glasses another on the way. But at least THESE are being gifted to my neighbour. The other glasses ? Over £30😳. But to be honest , I drive a convertible and my fellow likes roof down but not the wind in his face 🙄🤣.

The goggles bend in the middle to form a good fit on a small female westie. They were bought to protect her eyes from scratches whilst she's recovery from eye ulcers.