Dog Peek Window

Product Description

Dogs are curious animals. The dog peek window allows man's best friend to more effectively keep watch over his territory from that cowardly neighborhood ... [Read more]

Top Reviews

I love my dog... do you?
by The Bwoods (5 out of 5 stars)
November 5, 2015

Product does exactly as advertised... gives a place for your dog to see what's going on in the world outside their backyard. A must have for outdoor pet lovers
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Great, Now he Needs Glasses
by Wesley Mills (1 out of 5 stars)
July 19, 2013

For those who are part of the exclusive Chihuahua owners club, you will understand this: What the dog wants, the dog gets. The second rule is closely in relation to rule one: What the wife thinks the Chihuahua wants, the Chihuahua gets. It seems that the Chihuahua was somehow deprived seeing the goings-on in the neighborhood and this was making him irritable. Because of our 12ft. high stockade fence coupled with an outside layer of chain link fence and then topped with 10 gauge razor wire (Does this seem extreme? We don't like solicitors. Can you blame us? If a vacuum cleaner can only be sold by some guy who probably hasn't vacuumed his own house or used personal cleaning products in several weeks, it probably is not a vacuum I need. Yes, I mean you, Kirby.) Anyway, I digress. The dog was going nuts because he could not see Mr. Angelo walking his Doberman. He could not see Mrs. Weldon, that delightful old lady being walked by her Bull Mastiff. He couldn't suspiciously watch the guy who pushes the shopping cart while wearing camouflage and mumbling to himself about the mind control chip embedded in his frontal lobe. His inability to inspect community happenings was driving him wacky. He would run back and forth by the fence and bark at every noise he thought he heard. (More than half of the noises he only imagined. Living with a blocked view and borderline paranoia due to heredity will make one imagine noises among other things.) Every time I would ask him what he was barking at he would say, "That sound." I would then ask, "What sound?" And he would say, "THAT sound." To which I would reply, "WHAT sound." And he would say...Well, you get the point. Finally, my wife, who displays the apex and epitome of common sense, said, "We have to install a window in the fence." To this, the Chihuahua said, "You mean like a drive up window like they have at Taco Bell?" Ignoring this the wife said, "I bet Amazon has a product that will help solve our problem." Look, I know a stupid wager when I see one and betting against Amazon having ANY answer to ANY problem would be like betting on the Generals to beat the Globetrotters. It would be idiotic. The wife was, as always, right. Amazon had the answer!

Just a short 38 hours after paying for our doggy window it arrived. I told the Chihuahua that his window was coming in the mail and that he should not bark at the UPS guy this time. He agreed. The UPS guy got a "bark free" pass that day. We tore the package open and pulled out the window. I was excited. The dog was giddy. The wife wanted it installed. I told her that I would do it. She asked me when. I said, "Soon." She said, "When is that?" I said, "As soon as I can." She said, "Why can't you do it now?" I was going to say that there was an NCIS marathon on and I didn't want to miss it. Instead I said, "I will get the tools, honey."

I was able to install this thing pretty easily. Once installed, the Chihuahua loved it. He stopped hearing things. He was able to comment on all of the neighborhood happenings. He was able to explain how he could annihilate both the Doberman and the Bull Mastiff. I asked him if he meant one at a time or both at once. He said, "Whatever, man. They don't scare me, Ese. I am a Cholo from way back, homes." I just stared at him and said, "Um...OK. So, how you liking the window?" "You done good, Amigo." He said as he kicked up dirt with his hind feet. I am not so sure that I did do good. Instead, I think that I messed up my poor chihuahua's ability to see things in proper perspective. The convex lense must make everything look much smaller to him. I wonder if my union eyecare coverage will cover glasses for him. I hope so.
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Your neighbors will love it
by Molli (1 out of 5 stars)
October 8, 2013

My neighbors installed two of these in their fence, one for each of their oh-so-pleasant boxers. Now everyone who walks by on the street is greeted with angry barks as the dogs glare at them through their little portholes. Just what I wanted, to hear their dogs bark even more.

On the plus side, little children come near our part of the neighborhood a lot less often. I have yet to determine whether the dogs enjoy it.

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