Bullmastiff Wire Muzzle-Cage Basket Dog Muzzle

Lightweight Wire Basket Dog Muzzle for Bullmastiff

Buy a muzzle here, because you will probably not find more comfortable and safe accessory! Lightweight Wire Basket Dog Muzzle is a perfect solution for an active and busy dog. It is multifunctional and will be appropriate for training and walking. Wire cage design provides your Bullmastiff with perfect air circulation. So, your dog will feel no restrictions for panting while running, playing or jumping. Felt padding on nose prevents its rubbing. 

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Good muzzle for safe dog walking

Excellent wire cage dog muzzle

How to measure your Bullmastiff 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

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The main advantage of this wire cage muzzle is its perfect ventilation. The width of the muzzle allows your dog to open its mouth a little. He will be able to breathe and even drink water. Wearing our muzzle when moving for a long time, your Bullmastiff will also be able to regulate his body temperature by panting.

The muzzle is fixed on your dog’s head with the help of four non-stretching leather straps, forehead strap and two side straps, one that goes around dog’s head. Each strap has a buckle that helps you to adjust the muzzle to your dog’s sizes. The straps are secured with rivets.

There is leather lining on the upper nose part that is padded with felt for your dog’s comfort. It helps to eliminate rubbing and irritation. The felt padding is stitched to the leather and fixed with rivets to the cage.

Please, be advised!
To prevent your dog or people around it from injuries it is never advised to leave your dog unattended while muzzled.