Tasteful brass decorated Dog Muzzle for Pitbull
The simple misbelief is that only dogs who bite wear muzzles. While preventing bites is one appropriate use for them, there are plenty of other reasons to put a little safety barrier between animal’s teeth and the outside world. Why to wear a muzzle on the dog you will learn below, but now imagine how this beautiful pattern will look on your Pitbull’s snout. It will be not only an excellent protection against sharp dog’s canines, but also a wonderful accessory. There are no frills, and at the same time, brass decorations on black leather and white stitching around the edge look harmonious and completed.
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| Key features of this Dog Muzzle: - Full grain genuine leather
- Snug fit
- Luxurious brass studs
- Four-ways adjustable straps
- Inside Nappa padding
- Excellent air flow
- Safe and non-toxic
- Stitched at the edges
- Due riveting
| Intended use of this Dog Muzzle: - Safe walks
- Different types of training
- Visiting public places
- Vet visits
- Dog socialising
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| Sizes available: | Available colors: |
How to measure your Pitbull for good fit Muzzle:
| |  | Length: Distance from the tip of the nose to eye line in inches |
 | Circumference: Around snout one inch below eye line in inches |
 | Eye Line: Distance from eye line to the point right behind the ears |
 | Neck Circumference: Circumference around neck behind ears in inches |
 | Width: Snout width in the widest part |
 | Height: Snout height , should be measured with mouth a little open |
To see more precise instructions how to measure your Pitbull - Click here
Why use a muzzle
- A muzzle prevents an aggressive dog from biting. This is the main task and our Leather Muzzle with unstretchable straps and sturdy buckles successfully copes with this challenge.
- A muzzle stops a dog from chewing unwanted objects and from licking wounds, thus healing goes faster.
- It prevents an injured dog from biting if it’s in pain (for example if it needs to get through unpleasant medical procedure at a veterinary).
- If your adult dog or foster dog hasn't been exposed to the public places before and you have no clue how it's going to react, a muzzle can make the difference between injury and serenity. This Muzzle is very durable and it is very difficult for the dog to take it off with paws.
- Dogs who suffer from separation anxiety are tend to destructive chewing and eating of inedible materials. This Muzzle can prevent unpleasant consequences of separation.
Note! Do not leave the muzzle on as a matter of habit - it is intended for short-term use only!
And remember - the best muzzle is one that suits your dog!
