DogglesIls 2 Shiny Blue Frame with Blue Lens, Large, 0.11 kg

Good quality glasses for my dog! He has had conjunctivitis and I want to protect his eyes from the sun as much as possible. My dog is a robust 65lb Samoyed but the large ones were much too big for him. I had to exchange the large for the medium and they fit great!

I absolutely love these.My dog rides in my sidecar and she needed eye protection. I'm working on making her ear muffs to protect her ears to attach to the doggles.

Maybe my pup has an odd-shaped head. I don't know. To get him to wear his Doggles, I bribed him with a few treats. He kept pulling at them, and they kept slipping under his chin. Once I tightened both straps, they fit much, much better. They're still not a perfect fit and dip a little on his face, hence my odd-shaped head comment, but it took only a second try and a few pieces of dog treats for him to be so happy to keep his head out the window while I drove instead of insisting on it and then yanking his head back in the car a bunch. Now, he doesn't get hit in the face with bugs, and I don't worry about taking him for drives, boating, etc.

These are very cute, but our dog is blind and I bought these to protect his eyes from shrub branches and other obstructions when we're taking walks. But he likes to roll in the snow and rub his face in the snow, so the goggles shifted when he did so. I worried that the shifting would make the edge of the lenses slide into his eyes, or that they would fill with snow, so I kept trying to adjust them while we walked. I just couldn't figure out how to be sure they were in place and not filling with snow, so he only wore them a couple of times before I gave up.That said, they were shipped quickly and are of decent quality, so they may be a good option for a different dog than mine.

I bought these for my 6 month Saint Bernard because he loves his head out the window. He also looks down at the road when driving so I wanted these to protect him from flying bugs and rocks. I let him see them, gave him treats then put on his face. He pawed just a bit then I gave him more praise and treats and quickly removed them. About 40 minutes later I put them on him again praising and giving treats and he sat and looked at me while enjoying his treats. I could see that his eyes were placed well and took them off. About an hour later we repeated those steps after I put him in the SUV and he never pawed at them to come off. He was perfect.