<p>When you think about the type of dog that wears a muzzle, you probably picture a giant dog with rippling muscles and bared teeth, snarling and chomping at the bit. While this is the typical image that accompanies a dog muzzle, the truth is that muzzles can be used for virtually any breed of dog. The primary purpose of a muzzle might be to keep a dog from biting, but there are a variety of different applications to consider as well.</p> <p></p> <p>Product features</p> <p></p> <p>Soft and Breathable Mesh Design</p> <p>This muzzle is the ideal combination of comfort and safety, specifically designed to confine the dog's jaw without restricting his ability to breathe, drink, or pant. The muzzle itself is made from high-quality rubber and comes in five sizes to ensure a snug and secure fit.</p> <p></p> <p>Super Sticky Velcro Prevents Falling Off</p> <p>A rubber or metal basket muzzle is almost certainly going to be too heavy for a small dog or puppy, so a soft muzzle may be a better option. Though only recommended for very short-term wear, a soft muzzle will prevent a nipping puppy from biting at the vet or groomer.</p> <p></p> <p>Convenient and Adjustable Elastic Buckle</p> <p>Dog muzzles may look controversial, but most canine experts agree that at one point or another there will probably be a situation when an owner needs to use a muzzle, for the safety of the dog, a person, or both. Therefore, even if you never have to rely on one, it’s a good idea to understand why, and when, you should use a muzzle.</p> <p></p> <p></p> <p>Customers love that this muzzle leaves the dog enough freedom to pant, drink, and eat, but still inhibits their ability to bite. This muzzle is a useful tool for training away your dog’s bad biting behavior. The style of the muzzle makes both the snout and neck straps fully adjustable, to ensure a proper fit.</p>