Installing tracking devices in dogs just looks silly now. Japanese toy maker Tomy Co. Ltd. launched a new product called "Wonderful Shot" yesterday at a cost of 9,240 yen (87 dollars). It can take pictures from the device and allow you to view the world from a "dog's point of view." As evident in the picture, dogs find this really exciting and wonder how they lived without it for so long. The camera also has an optional shocking feature, allowing you to easily deliver 140 volts of electricity to the dog if they are doing something wrong. The self explosion feature, which kills the dog on impact, was developed alongside the product, but never actually implemented in any of the devices. Plans are in the making for a "Wonderful Shot" hybrid with satellite connection allowing you to record real-time videos from the dogs point of view. Think about how exciting that would be, 24 hours of footage a day available in dog vision! Unfortunately, dog voyeurists outside of Japan will not be able to enjoy this wonderful luxury as the Tomy Co. has no plans to export the product.