Rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 65 customer ratings

Bumper Collar Guide For Blind Dogs Harness

Name: Bumper Collar Guide For Blind Dogs Harness
SKU: 150120
Price: 41.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (65 reviews)

Original price was: £ 59.95.Current price is: £ 41.95.

Quantity	Price	Discount
2-3	£ 35.66	15%
4-5	£ 33.56	20%
6+	£ 31.46	25%

Color	Blue Red
Size	Clear

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Bumper Collar Guide For Blind Dogs Harness

As Dog Lovers as we are here at Wanda Supply, our puppies are the light of our lives. We wanted to give any dog the opportunity and chance to enjoy their daily walks and move around their spaces. This product has anti-impact function for blind pets

Features:

This is the bumper collar for blind dog is ideal for blind dogs transition to becoming familiar with existing or surroundings quickly. Lightweight and Flexible: It comes attached to the vest or harness. Not invasive: him ready as soon as you can without making him suffer.

Build confidence: Helps to prevent painful bumps from running into walls or others obstacles Retain mobility: Helps blind dogs to retain mobility and live a normal life. Guiding device: Helps blind dogs to stay safe and move freely around the house.

Specifications:

Material: Polyester
S = circle diameter 22 (for 4-10KG pets)
M = circle diameter 33 (for 11-18KG pets)

Package Includes

1 X Bumper Collar Guide For Blind Dogs Harness

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Customer Reviews

65 reviews for Bumper Collar Guide For Blind Dogs Harness

Rory BradyVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

This ancient mini has lost her sight and was losing confidence because she kept bonking her wizened head on the furniture. It took her decrepit brain ...More
This ancient mini has lost her sight and was losing confidence because she kept bonking her wizened head on the furniture. It took her decrepit brain a few hours to figure out that she just needed to back up and go around when she ran into something, instead of just stopping dead in her venerable tracks, but she got the hang of it and has regained some of her antique sparkle. She can eat, drink, and, most importantly, take her geriatric naps in it with no discomfort. Build quality seems good so far - the hoop is metal covered in foam and doesn't scratch the furniture and the harness part is quite sturdy. This little elder has a girth of 15" and the XS fits her perfectly.

Macy PaulVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

Our elderly cocker spaniel, who has been deaf for a few years, suddenly lost her eyesight. Despite the vet telling us that she'll adjust, she spent da...More
Our elderly cocker spaniel, who has been deaf for a few years, suddenly lost her eyesight. Despite the vet telling us that she'll adjust, she spent days hitting her head and nose against every object around the house. In addition, she was walking in tight circles due to anxiety and we began to wonder if it was time to let her cross the rainbow bridge.

Rudy MackenzieVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

This is a great halo for a great price! My 14 year old pug-uahuah just recently became blind and in an effort to help her adjust, I purchased this hal...More
This is a great halo for a great price! My 14 year old pug-uahuah just recently became blind and in an effort to help her adjust, I purchased this halo for her. She's 10 lbs and I purchased a size small which fits her just fine. I probably could've purchased an XS since the straps that wrap around her chest and body were very long. I adjusted the straps / clips to her size then cut the excess straps which were dragging as she walked. The hoop is really large but it does the trick. I'm just happy there are products like these that can help our little fur babies adjust.

Kady MaynardVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

If you have a blind pup like me, this was really helpful. My shih tzu is about 19lbs and fit in a small. After just the first night I could tell he le...More
If you have a blind pup like me, this was really helpful. My shih tzu is about 19lbs and fit in a small. After just the first night I could tell he learned how to use it and started to rely on it pretty quickly. He does get stuck sometimes if it gets hooked on something but he's also not the smartest in terms on problem solving lol so I have to come help him get unstuck. He can nap in it but I usually take it off at night so he can lay on his side. He bounces off things all the time with this halo on but it's better than running into things with his face. This also worked much better than a cone because the cone would always hit the floor if he lowered his head.

Lorcan McintoshVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

My little weenie dog went blind almost 3 years ago. I looked at these back then but the prices were much higher and she's really hit or miss with her ...More
My little weenie dog went blind almost 3 years ago. I looked at these back then but the prices were much higher and she's really hit or miss with her willingness to wear things and being willing to move if I put something on her so I didn't buy it. She has definitely slowed down in the years that she's been blind but to some extent she still goes through life like a crash test dummy. Whether it's injury from running into things or degenerative discs her neck was causing her a lot of pain. The medication that the vet prescribed has gotten the pain under control but I ordered this to prevent further injury. I put it on her and away she went with no issues or any learning curve at all.

Abdulrahman WoodsVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

I bought this for my 17 yo dachshund, which has turned blind and deaf. She already had marks on her head from hitting it against walls and furniture,...More
I bought this for my 17 yo dachshund, which has turned blind and deaf. She already had marks on her head from hitting it against walls and furniture, even when she knew her way around the house. I was desperate until I found this. It's just perfect! It took her one day to get adapted and now we are all happy. She sleeps comfortably in it and is more confident to walk around the house. I definitely recommend it.

Momina WhittakerVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

She wears it for several hours a day, has napped in it but I remove it for sleep, chilling on the couch, walks etc. I ordered a small as she is about ...More
She wears it for several hours a day, has napped in it but I remove it for sleep, chilling on the couch, walks etc. I ordered a small as she is about 13lbs height/weight proportionate. It looks like it can fit a larger dog but is a comfortable, not-too-tight fit on her. There is a lot of extra strap (which I will cut or use some velcro on) and the adjustable halo is on the first notch. It seems made decently and we haven't had any issues with construction but my dog is low temperament. It's a nice option besides her playpen/couch/bed which all have their own cons. It will also be good for travel.

Kacie MckayVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

I've had my 10-year-old rescued puppy for almost a year and just recently she started running into the wall and bumping her head. She's actually the f...More
I've had my 10-year-old rescued puppy for almost a year and just recently she started running into the wall and bumping her head. She's actually the fourth vision impaired rescued dog I had, but she was less cautious with her movements. Fortunately, her eye doctor recommended the halo and it has changed her life drastically. It's not perfect. I had to order an ex-small because her head is very small. Therefore, I had to add some fabric to the band that goes around her body. But it was worth it. It only took her a few days to become use to it and to learn how to use it as a guide. I do have to readjust it a lot while she is wearing it, but it is worth it. She no longer bangs her head against obstacles, and I no longer live in dread that she will injure herself. Which is why I'm ordering a second one for her. My baby girl will have two halos to keep her safe.

Areeb BurtVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

Bumper Collar Guide For Blind Dogs Harness is a well known maker for dog leads, collars and training harnesses. I am a breeder and trainer and love th...More
Bumper Collar Guide For Blind Dogs Harness is a well known maker for dog leads, collars and training harnesses. I am a breeder and trainer and love the product for the company responsiveness to customer needs, innovative design and quality product. This was a fair price from a good seller. No problem with the order or shipping.

Jacques JamesVerified Purchase

Rated 5 out of 5

I ordered a size small for my blind 25lb pug and it is the perfect size. Some people have said the halo is too big, but for my dog it seems to be just...More
I ordered a size small for my blind 25lb pug and it is the perfect size. Some people have said the halo is too big, but for my dog it seems to be just right. It was actually lighter than I expected and my dog Prince is adjusting to it rapidly. He walks with his head tilted down a bit, and with no snout like most dogs, his eyes are the first thing to hit the interior walls/outside stucco. Now with this halo, it is preventing facial injuries, and for that I am very grateful.