Doggles
Calling cool canines! Protective eyewear for dogs.
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Accessorizing your beloved bow-wow without making him/her (and you!) look completely ridiculous isn't easy. Sure, you can buy cute little booties and sweaters, but these items are hardly cutting-edge in the doggie world of fashion, are they? That said, the fact that the aforementioned canine-couture is semi-practical (and not just for show) does give it a razor-thin sheen of respectability. Because let's face it, Fido-related fashion crimes are all too commonplace these days - dressing Rover up in a stupid polka-dot bandana is akin to saying "I'm really wacky, and my dog likes the Village People."
For this reason, we've been on the prowl for a piece of dogswear (a new word, we think) that'll benefit your darling dog in both the fashion and function stakes. And, as the legend that is Scooby Doo might say, "Re rink re've round one, Raggy!"
Doggles are superbly made shades. For dogs. Do not adjust your computer, you read that correctly. Incredible though it sounds, many vets and dogtors agree that canine eyes need protecting from the sun just as much as ours. All Doggles boast rugged polycarbonate (shatterproof) anti-fog lenses with 100% UV protection, and are grrrreat for dogs with eye disorders such as pannus and light sensitivity. Doggles are genuine doggy-health must-haves, and most dogs will readily accept them after a short adjustment period.
The full-on goggle-style shades feature stylish air-vented wraparound frames that completely enclose the eyes, with no gaps for stray light, dirt or insects - perfect for dogs that like to lean out of car windows (and what self-respecting dog doesn't?). Two adjustable elastic straps keep Doggles securely in place during any (!) activity, and foam backing ensures Fido will feel supremely comfortable as he/she goes about all manner of ultracool canine business.
Doggles are available in various sizes, so you can dude-ify your dog whatever the breed, and are ideal for woofers who enjoy outdoor pursuits such as hiking, hunting or plain old posing. Doggles are also great for search and rescue dogs. Practicalities aside, Doggles are the coolest thing to hit dog-dom since Triumph smoked his first cigar, and are guaranteed to make your favorite furry friend the most talked about hound on the block. Woof!
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Doggles sizing chart
| Doggles Size | Dog size (pounds) | Back Strap and Frame | Chin Strap Length | Actual Lens Size |
| Extra Small | 1-10 | 5-13" | 3-7" | 1 x 1.25" |
| Small | 9-25 | 12-20" | 4-8" | 1.5 x 2" |
| Medium | 15-60 | 15-25" | 5-11" | 1.5 x 2.25" |
| Large | 45-90 | 18-30" | 6-15" | 1.5 x 2.5" |
| Extra Large | 90+ | 22-45" | 11-26" | 2 x 3" |
(All measurements are in inches)
How to measure your dog:
Back Strap and Frame Length: Measure the entire head circumference, across the eyes and around under the ears.
Chin Strap: Start just under one ear, under the chin, and back up to under the other ear (like a helmet strap)
Approved by vets worldwide:
Unlike ordinary sunglasses for dogs, Doggles actually protect dogs eyes from foreign objects, wind, and UV light. They have been approved by vets and vet opthalmologists (they really do exist!):
- Dr. Michael Zigler, DVM, Vet Ophthalmologist:
"Reduction of exposure to ultraviolet radiation, trying a specialty pair of canine sunglass goggles called Doggles may prove very helpful. " - the Animal Eye Care Center, the East San Francisco Bay's Veterinary Ophthalmology Center: "Doggles protect the eyes from trauma, reduce glare, or relieve light sensitivity."
- a Blind and Visually Impaired Dogs Guide pick:
"Doggles are cool with an adjustable strap which provide UVA and UVB protection. Great for dogs with light sensitivity"
The pink Doggles do not have dark tinted lenses. They have pink tinted lenses and pink frames.
Reviews
Press Reviews...
“Canine protection from the sun.”Daily Star - Jul '09
"..it seems all the smartest dogs are wearing shades..."Weekend - Apr '09
"Dynamite for dogs."The Times - Mar '06
"Approved by vets worldwide, these UV protective, shatterproof glasses are not only stylish but their air-vented, wrap around frames keep out wind, sand and insects, while adjustable elastic straps hold them in place."Daily Express - Mar '06
"Doggles are superbly made sunglasses for dogs. Incredible though it sounds, many vets and dog-tors agree that canine eyes need protecting from the sun just as much as human ones."Independent: The Information - Mar '06
"UV rays are just as bad for Fido as for you. Makes sense really..."Boys Toys - Mar '04
"Doggles are for dogs. Because doggy eyes can't really cope with the sun anymore than our can."FHM - Mar '04
The old saying goes that people resemble their pooches. Now, without wishing to offend anyone, putting anything on your dog apart from a big leather collar is going to make you look a bit of a nancy boy. These shades had 100% UV protection, anti-fog lenses and with their wrap-around goggle-like fitting are perfect for keeping dirt out of Fido's eyes when he is posing out of your car window. Your four legged friend will look like the dog's b********s.Daily Star - Mar '04
Visitor Reviews...
Bought these for our dog Mouse as she travels on the back of a Bonneville and the wind can be pretty strong... Only thing to get over now is her sulking when wearing them.Liberty, London - Jul '07
"How about Catagogs!, it has a better ring to it than Catggles???
How about Moggles??Matt, - Dec '08
What a head turner! After we convinced the dog to keep them on by driving around with the top down, they were a hoot! Buy them and persist... He's worth it!Ray, Edinburgh - Jun '05
I want Froggles! For Frogs!James, The Kingdom United - Mar '05
I would want these if i had a dog. but i don't. *sob* they are so cool! i want the doggles for me!Rowan, Portsmouth - Dec '04
An excellent product and they have given my poorly dog a new lease of life after an accident with her eye - she would have been confined to wearing a 'lampshade' for 6 weeks - according to our vet, as our dog has now also developed 'dry eye' the condition of the eye is being really helped along by the doggles providing a moist environment to assist the healing process following her op - her recovery has been a lot faster than expected. Dog is a Shih Tzu and the glasses look incredibly cool and are probably going to save her sight!!!Gillian Landau, Kent - Jul '04
How about Catagogs!, it has a better ring to it than Catggles??? wtf!!Jesus Chris, Northampton - May '04
Gives Reservoir Dogs a whole new meaning.Tintin Tarrantino, In a house - Mar '04
You could get froggles if anyone is stupid enough to own a frog. How 'bout it firebox?timmy, uk - Mar '04
Have 4 dogs - no review - not yet got the gogs - just laughed and nearly wet myself about the German Shep with the lights off, really appealed to my sense of humour!Suzi P, Vale of Glamorgan - Mar '04
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