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I have a 30lb border collie and I'm looking for goggles of some sort for her, and I'd love to hear your experiences/reccomendations for brands and styles here are my requirements -Not airtight/waterproof, needs to be breathable so they don't fog up -Need to be clear, not sunglasses, as she'd wear them at night -No higher than $60-ish |
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The dog goggles that I have heard about and have seen great testimonials for are the Rex Specs. They meet all your requirements - except under $60. Rex SpecsIf you have a Sporting Goods Store that sells dog items, they might have them in stock to check them out in person. I saw them at Scheels - but my quick Internet search showed that REI, Bass Pro Shop, and other nation-wide sporting goods stores did not have any Canine Goggles available. There might be some sales/discount codes that you can utilize to bring the cost down. There are also - Doggles - on the market. They come in a few different varities, as well as a much lower price point.
Doggles - Goggle Style
K9 Optix - Sunglass Style
Petco Your local pet store might offer some - or they might be willing to order them for you, if you want to support a small business. Chewy did not have anything availble for Goggles. You can find them on Amazon. My absolute curiosity-killed-the-cat nature wants to know what you're using the Goggles for - especially as you want to use them at night |
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thank you! I'll look at those<3 - hehe she likes to look out the car windows, but hates the wind in her eyes. Plus, she's a herding dog, and we have really bad weeds on our ranch, so I'd like to be able to keep the debris out of her poor eyes when she's out running. However, she's a little cross-eyed, so she already has some trouble seeing at night, I don't want to make it worse for her<3 Basically, my dog is just so darn fast she needs a windshield when she runs lol |
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