My dogs, Shihtzus love looking out the windows. Are the dogs able to be in the carrieer and still see out? We have a Saturn, small one. Thank you.
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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
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Yes! That is one of the reasons I bought this carrier. There is mesh on all four sides and the top. I use it for a 10 lb Himilayan kitty and while he isn't thrilled to be in there, he does settle right down. And one of the bonuses is there is a tab through which a seat belt goes...extra safety. Hope this helps.
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They can see through the mesh windows. We also saved the packaging they came in for storage. They fold flat do don't take much space.
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if he can see through mesh, yes. though i personally think it's quite dark and i doubt my bunnies can see much while in there.
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It has mesh on the top part (like small windows) only. You can see inside and your pet can look at you.
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Mine doesn't have a back window/screen. When my husband is pulling, the dog can only watch me (behind) if he's able to turn around while he's popped out the top. I have to say, that's never happened. He'll watch me if I ride beside him but he's never been particularly inclined to look back.
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Could be the reflection of the window. There are some times of the day that the hummers won't come near mine. I've found that I most often see them at dawn or dusk. And it seems every time I'm about to close the blinds, one comes up, so I have to stand like a statue until it leaves so that it can get its fill.
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I guess if you were to attach it in the middle of the back seat, the dog MAY be able to look out both windows, but Idon't know the size of your car. Also, it kind of defeats the purpose of securing your dog, if you want him to have free rein in the back seat. I use it to keep my dog safe and secure and it more than does the trick. If you have a small car, maybe your dog would be able to look out both windows AND be secure. You could also check the length of the strap in the description. You can measure from one side to the next and see if it is possible.
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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.
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My Pug can see out the window, but I'm sure it depends on your car type and if your dog likes to look out the window, or just sleep as mine does. I can't say enough good things about this seat and two of my friends have purchased seats for their dogs after seeing mine. Your dog will be safe and secure as long as you use the built in leash that you can adjust for movement.
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I keep dogs out for a couple of hours but I do not have to leave. Instead I would do the rooms and close the doors. Bring the dogs to another level. After that level is done then I would bring the dogs to the finished level and get the next level done. Summer, of course, I can open the windows.
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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.
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Yes the front window is large enough for a small dog to see out of, and yes there is a nice little window for you to be able to see them both from a top view while you stroll and another window if you bend down to put something in the basket below.
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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
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I have three German Shepherds and they cannot get through the door saver to either the glass or a screen. However, mine don't jump. Really sturdy velcro might work, but I'd wonder if they would be able to pull the saver off the velcro if they get their paws above it and claw it off. Clever, aren't they?
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Just my 2 cents, as I really appreciate what Jennie said: Hunters love stickers on the back of their cab windows depicting just about anything they'll hunt, BUT they also quite frequently use dogs, like my adopted Lab who is the best non-hunting dog you can imagine (he retrieves like crazy though), and put stickers OF those dogs on their windows too. The seller is just appealing to more people. I don't think that one can honestly put this particular sticker on display if they enjoy hunting. Well, the hypocrites could. I think it's a beautiful idea and sticker. I should probably buy one!
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It is about 9 or 10 inches, so your puppy should be able to see out the window. I have a 5 month old shih tzu and she is able to sit up and look out, but she finds it so comfortable that she lays down in it� Depending on the breed of dog you have, like a chihuahua or a dachshund , I would think any other breed will be able to see out. Hope this helps�
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There is a little mesh window in the back that you can look through to check on your pets. The front is also all mesh so your pets can look out at the scenery. It is padded to a degree - enough for them to sit in comfort, yet I'd still put one of their small blankets in with them. Hope this helps :)
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yes they can get out there are gaps at the bottom of the enclosure so if this is the only home of your pet you might have a problem...i love mine though! my dragons are only in it a few hours a day so it works for me....good luck!
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Hi Todd! Thank you for your inquiry. We've actually heard back from many customers whose pets love our #1 Best Screen! Some dogs/cats may be confused at first but eventually, they get a hang of it. I hope this helps!