Barkless Dog Muzzle, Basket Muzzle Anti Biting Chewing, Sturdy Lightweight Muzzle Allows Panting Drinking, Cage Muzzle for Small Medium Large Dogs, Suitable for Grooming Trimming Training

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Got a "Size 1" for my "Orchid Chiweenie Rat Pug" as he has had a tendency to unexpectedly nip people in the back of the leg or be "reactive" toward other dogs and not want anyone getting bit during his upcoming vet appointment. It fit well, and was able to get him to accept in about a day and a half, which involved giving him treats while putting it on and while he was wearing it. While he was wearing he was playing with his brother and was not able to bite anything.

Great product, ordered a large for my big dog and the smallest for my little dog. My Belgian Shepard one fis great. The small one had a twisted strap that I couldn't untwist without fearing I would break the muzzle. Seller provided immediate information for a free return and refund.Will do business with them again.

I think this muzzle is better than the nylon adjustable muzzles. My vet was able to administer one of his vaccines while the muzzle was in place.The only problem I have is the sizing. Both my dogs measured for the medium size. Since part of the muzzle is longer it makes for difficult sizing. This muzzle fit both my dogs but it did come close to under their eyes. I would have to try a larger size but I think it might be too large in circumference.I only use a muzzle for their vet visits, I wouldn't keep this on longer than a vet appointment. During their appointment, they could not remove the muzzle. With the nylon adjustable muzzles, they could always remove them.

Our 15 year-old yorkie has a bad habit of sneaking snacks of acorns when he goes out if you don’t watch him like a hawk. He is an acorn addict. He then, of course, has vomiting and diarrhea. One day my wife was totally frustrated after the latest bout. She commented once again that she wished there was a way to keep from eating the acorns. (He would even sneak them in the house and hide them for a little something to get him through.) I thought about our neighbors getting a shock collar for their juvenile delinquent dog, but I knew that wouldn’t work because he waits until we’re not looking. Then I thought about a muzzle. Looked on Amazon and found this one. Thought we would try it. Wow! Wish we could have thought of this years ago. It is soft enough to be comfortable, but sturdy enough that he can’t get it off by himself. It gives plenty of air circulation and let’s him sniff, but keeps him from eating the acorns. He’s not happy and tried to get it off at first, but he is on the road to acceptance and recovery now.