BARKLESS Dog Muzzle to Prevent Barking, Biting and Chewing, Soft Rubber Basket Muzzle for Small, Medium and Large Dogs (3 - Border Collie, Grey)

The quality and look is great, it's just that the measurements and fit pose a problem for different snouts. You're gonna have to make some makeshift adjustments if they don't fit out the box. Or else it's great.

Useless for doberman

It fits well

Finally a muzzle that does not look scary hehehe, pretty and sturdy, perfect size, for dalmatians 4 is recommended but my doggy measured size 3 so I took size 3 n it's fits perfectly,

It appeared to fit my German Shepard mix okay but unfortunately he was still able to figure out how to pull it enough to get his head through the top strap. When I tugged on it it did not look like he would be able to do that but after the first time(took a few hours) he got quicker at getting off (bout 20 min). He of course proceeded to chew it up, that is why he is being muzzled in the first place because he tries to eat just about everything and this is the last ditch effort after he tried eating some bulbs(toxic), a hat, a chain link fence(to get the other dog out of the kennel), the AC, the wires undercarriage of a car, etc.

This muzzle is GREAT! I’ve never been able to cut my dog’s nails due to him freaking out and trying to bite my face off. I’m tired of spending $20 every time I need to take him to the vet to get them cut, so this does exactly what I need. Of course someone still has to hold him, but he can’t bite. It has enough room for me to give him treats though the nose hole and comfort him if needed. Only issue I have is the strap that goes over the nose and under the chin that are connected directly to the top and bottom of the muzzle though the small hole seem to have detached from it, but I was able to slip them back on. Just have to watch them to make sure they don’t come off in the future. Otherwise this does the job perfectly.

I was a little apprehensive about this purchase - since I was really looking for something more in the "wire cage" look (you know, like on the original "Lady and the Tramp" cartoon). No, I don't have a vicious dog - just one that won't let a wound on her foot heal without constantly licking it. I had tried the "collar of shame" - both the plastic and the "soft" versions - she would pull those off within minutes. This muzzle really works well. She can drink AND EAT while wearing it (the eating part was a surprise to me, but she does a sideways move to force kibble between the openings in the muzzle). Very easy to size and adjust, and although she was able to get it off the first couple of tries, after some adjustment of the straps, it now stays on despite her constant attempts to pull it off... I've noticed that she still can partially get her tongue out to lick the wound, but with the muzzle on, she can't get the "collar of shame" off - so the combo of the two does the trick!

Bought this for an 80 lb Lab cross that eats everything that doesnt move on our daily off-leash walks. Its roomy and soft and has openings wide enough to insert a reward but not big enough for other things. Started slowly by giving rewards in the muzzle for a few days before trying to put it on the dog. With a little practice it can be put on quickly and without struggle. Unlike some other products, it has a lower loop that can be attached to a collar, making it hard, maybe impossible, for him to lose or remove. In less than a week he stopped trying to get it off. So far no wear on his muzzle fur so, evidently it fits loosely enough.

Way too heavy and bulky for a little dog. Material/functionality would be more compatible for mid-size or large dogs.