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BARKLESS Basket Muzzle for Large Dogs, Humane Muzzle to Prevent Biting and Scavenging, Snap-on Treat Cover Helps Dogs Acclimatize Mouth Cover, Adjustable Mouth Guard for Positive Training, Grooming

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SIZE L for Large Dogs: This option Size L is ideal for large breeds like Golden Retrievers and Belgian Malinois. The breeds listed above are for REFERENCE only. Be sure to measure your dog’s snout circumference and snout length accurately before purchasing, and refer to the size chart for the best fit. The tip of the nose should not touch the muzzle. A proper fit ensures comfort and effectiveness
Snap-on Cover for Muzzle Training: The snap-on treat cup is a convenient distraction tool—fill it with peanut butter or other treats to make introducing the dog basket muzzle to puppies easier and stress-free. This feature also helps keep your dog calm while visiting vets and groomers. The slow feeder attachment enhances the positive experience by prolonging your dog’s engagement, encouraging them to keep their snout inside the dog muzzle for grooming longer than traditional treat rewards
Acclimatizing Your Dog to Wearing a Muzzle: When your dog wears a dog muzzle for the first time, he may feel strange and restrictive and try to remove and chew on it. To prevent this, it’s crucial to perform desensitization training before using bite proof muzzles regularly. Begin by encouraging your dog to place their nose into the muzzle using treats, then briefly secure it, remove it, and reward them immediately. Gradually increase the duration the basket muzzle is worn, allowing your dog to adjust at their own pace
Ensure the Muzzle Stays Secure on Your Dog: An improper size, poor fit, or lack of training can cause a dog to remove the cage muzzles for dogs. Adjust the straps for a snug fit—tight enough to keep the basket muzzle securely in place without causing discomfort. Double-check the head strap to prevent slippage. If your dog tries to remove the snap-on treat cover by rubbing their nose or scratching, redirect their attention with a treat or favorite toy to discourage this behavior
Scavenging & Biting Prevention: If your dog has a tendency to scavenge and eat anything, this dog mouth guard is a true lifesaver. The BARKLESS anti-scavenging muzzle comes with a snap-on slow feeder pad to prevent biting, wildlife scavenging during walks, eating rocks, and licking wounds after surgery. It blocks access to food and harmful objects while still allowing your dog to pant and drink comfortably

3.8 out of 5 stars Date First Available January 9, 2025 Item Package Dimensions L x W x H 7.76 x 6.3 x 4.8 inches Brand Name BARKLESS Target Audience Keyword Dogs Directions It’s crucial to perform desensitization training before using bite proof muzzles regularly. Begin by encouraging your dog to place their nose into the muzzle using treats, then briefly secure it, remove it, and reward them immediately. Gradually increase the duration the basket muzzle is worn, allowing your dog to adjust at their own pace Warranty Description 3 Months Model Name M0332 Color Black Size L Material Rubber Manufacturer BARKLESS Breed Recommendation Large Breeds Included Components a Removable Slow Feeder for Muzzle Training Specific Uses for Product Outdoor, Behavior, Indoor

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Sarah

Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025

I’m working on muzzle training with one of my dogs and this muzzle makes it easy.

Kindle Customer

Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025

My dog has severe anxiety with having her nails cut, otherwise she is the friendly and well trained. I was hopeful that using this style of muzzle and putting peanut butter in the snap on mouth piece would help keep her distracted while I tried to clip her nails, and would serve as any other muzzle is intended to to keep her from biting at my hands to try and prevent me from completing the task. I measured her snout prior to purchasing to ensure I ordered the correct size. I tightened all straps for a secure fit, according to instructions. My girl is powerful and she was in panic mode, so I do not hold the manufacturer responsible for her easily removing the snap on mouth piece. I do consider it a serious design flaw that she was able to bite my hand after she removed the muzzle. Being able to lick peanut butter from the mouth piece will hopefully provide a distraction for less stressful situations, like getting an injection. I would not use this product when dog is going to be stressed, or on an aggressive dog as they can bite the caregiver or a passerby.

Tamera Stenson

Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025

Poor quality food addition to geldings adjust. The snaps fall off before your first attempt to put on the dog. Returned and the second one had the same issue.

Customer

Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025

I do not like dog muscles I think they're restrictive and inappropriate personally , but I live in a world where I walk in places where I need them because they're required by other people and it's a perfectly fine alternative to an Elizabethan collar for surgical stitches . This is a good product , See picture perfect training device. it's great with the peanut butter cup, and it inspires dog confidence and love. I have to say this is a great product for this and this alone. Three sets of three seconds and the dog is ready and hooked on the idea of a muzzle. But the manufacturer quality is not very good. The straps have been ironed and unusual ways that don't lay right like it got trapped in the Heat and cutting machine for nylon straps. And the snap rivets for the peanut butter cup didn't even survive before I held it up to the first dog nose. the rivets just don't last they fell right out, they weren't crimped tight enough. But I almost don't care that it's made of low quality materials because I know I'll be able to replace this muzzle with one that works structurally. In my opinion the hard part is getting the dog to gracefully except and love the muzzle in a way that doesn't break my free spirit while I watch them have theirs broken. I've made the dogs love and prepare to use a muzzle in one evening with this thing that's worth Stars even if I'm dissatisfied with its quality.

Carrie sparks

Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025

I like the strengthof this muzzle it held up to my dog who tends to chew through muzzles. It was easy to put on, and it was strong. I highly recommend it for aggressive dogs.

Customer

Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025

Perfect fit

brandi simons

Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025

Great purchase.Item is durable and prevents unnecessary chewing.

Brenda C.

Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025

I have a rescued English bulldog who's still figuring out how to be a pet dog instead of a stray, so he still wants to pick up EVERYTHING he sees and try to eat it.The vet recommended using a basket muzzle as a humane way to keep him from ingesting everything in sight. I tried a hard rubber one but he really doesn't like it, and when I try to give him treats, he tends to drop them through the spaces. He also has a wire one with a leather strap for padding over the nose; that one is specifically made for short-snouted dogs like bulldogs, but the leather strap doesn't fit inside the wire and tends to ride up into his eyes, which he REALLY doesn't like. It also has the same issue of treats falling through the spaces as the first one.This one is hard rubber and while it's not specifically made for short bulldog snouts, I've been able to shape it by boiling it, letting it cool for a minute or two, and molding it to the shape I need. (It took three or four times to get it how I wanted.)When I first put it on him, he wasn't thrilled... but then I smeared a little peanut butter on the snap-on slow feeder and attached it. That was all it took!The slow feeder makes ALL the difference because if I need him to wear the muzzle, I can put a little peanut butter or treat paste in the feeder and it'll keep him distracted for a while - even after he licks up all his treat, he'll keep at it for a while just to make sure he got it all. It also lets me give him small treats without him dropping them. This has made muzzle time much more enjoyable for both of us, and I don't have to worry about him picking up random stuff and eating it.