Can the dogs see out the window; maybe stick head out window safely?
1126512
Yes your dog can see out the window. I have a very small Chihuahua so I don't let the window down. I love this booster seat it was well worth the money.
1126513
My little 10 lb Maltese fits very well in the seat and can see out the window but he can not stick his head out the window.
1126514
Your dog will be able to see out the window, but not put his head outside the window. The booster seat stays securely straped in the middle of the seat.
1126515
That might depend on your dog and your car. My dog would not be able too- too far from window. Also this booster seat was sort of flimsy, not as secure looking as in the picture.
1126516
My nine pound dog can see out the side window and front windshield. I have bucket seats in the front and it is too far away for him to stick his head out, unless he would stand and lean toward the window. I don't think that would be a safe option.
1126517
Small dog is able to see out window, but not close enough to put head out. I don't think this would be feeble for dogs over 10 lbs. Ours is 5.5lbs and he can sit or lay down in the seat
1126518
Alison gave the right answer. my dog can see out as long as he sets down. This seat is not very solid and when all strapped in is still unstable, you get what you pay for.
1126519
My dog can see out the window, but because of the restraint lead hooked on her collar, she can't stick her head out of the window.
1126520
We use this seat for our poodle/shih tzu 7lb mix and she loves it..yes, looking out the window is perfect for her. About sticking head out window? of the car? I would never suggest that. Even though there is a safety clip inside the seat, I Dont think its ever a good idea to let any dog stick their head out of the window of the car...just not safe for pet. The idea of the seat is safety and it does this well. Our pup, like I said loves the seat. She jumps right into it whenever we take her anywhere. She can also put her front legs on the front edge of the seat - we think she really enjoys her ride! We use this seat for our poodle/shih tzu 7lb mix and she loves it..yes, looking out the window is perfect for her. About sticking head out window? of the car? I would never suggest that. Even though there is a safety clip inside the seat, I Dont think its ever a good idea to let any dog stick their head out of the window of the car...just not safe for pet. The idea of the seat is safety and it does this well. Our pup, like I said loves the seat. She jumps right into it whenever we take her anywhere. She can also put her front legs on the front edge of the seat - we think she really enjoys... » Read More We use this seat for our poodle/shih tzu 7lb mix and she loves it..yes, looking out the window is perfect for her. About sticking head out window? of the car? I would never suggest that. Even though there is a safety clip inside the seat, I Dont think its ever a good idea to let any dog stick their head out of the window of the car...just not safe for pet. The idea of the seat is safety and it does this well. Our pup, like I said loves the seat. She jumps right into it whenever we take her anywhere. She can also put her front legs on the front edge of the seat - we think she really enjoys her ride! « Show Less
1467340
There is a mesh see thru window at both ends of the bad but they can't stick they're heads out. Only at the top where the zipper is.
2241157
No. The side doors are also screens. Great ventilation, but you will have to put a sheet over the crate if you don't want the dog to see out
433414
We have lost a nose off one of the dogs, but no eyes. Still, I am sure it is possible for them to be pulled off. Something certainly to keep in mind for smaller children. My boys love these little dogs. We've had these pups for several years and they have become dear "friends" to my boys.
318285
Yes. There's a tether strap that attaches to the dog's collar. You adjust it so it's short so the dog can't jump out of the seat. My puppy enjoys sitting high and being able to look out the window.
2241155
All four sides have mesh screens that zip up. Your dog could see out any side. The rolled up part the picture shows is actually one of the doors.
58251
In my opinion it is safe. I like to line it with blankets for more comfort on longer rides. It has a short leash that can attach to their harness. This allows you to keep the top "window" open without the dog getting out. I had to adjust the length of it for my dog. I hope this was helpful.
2034637
I have a smart dog that does know how to peek out. It does not completely close at the end. My little one got out very easily.
1548879
Yes, it works through a window. We have used it when our dog was outside and we were watching from inside to remind him we don't want him digging in the flowerbeds :) I think you can give it a try for barking. We use it when guests arrive and if he barks, we say "no bark" and give him a nick.
2099089
They can be pretty sensitive, depending on how they're set. A slight breeze moving a curtain can do it. A pet walking by?
2002672
Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that, you can raise the carrier as high as it is safe for the animal. I hope that will answer your question. Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that,... » Read More Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that, you can raise the carrier as high as it is safe for the animal. I hope that will answer your question. « Show Less
365640
They are made to go on the outside of the window. Putting it inside my will not reflect correctly to warn birds not to fly here.
133655
Yes, your little one will be able to see out. My little 9# Chihuahua loves HER seat!Best one we ever bought.Biker BoyceLas Vegas
646877
While it would be possible to use a cable lock and secure the top portion to a fence as you would a bike, the bottom has no window or vent through which to do this. I am not sure what someone might do with just the bottom, so that might be enough of a deterent. I will say that the dogs like the house!
1162350
I would say most likely they could, if they tend to chew on their cages. It's pretty durable plastic, but nothing to deter a determined animal.
1950238
No, they won't be able to get out. I have 3 doxies in it constantly jumping at the cage and it stands up very well.
63967
Yes you can lock the pet door so the dog cannot go out or other animals cannot come in.