Basket Dog Muzzle for Cane Corso - Best Cane Corso Muzzle

Here he is! Harly! Our big boy :) The muzzle basket is perfect, he feels free, and it does not bother him at all. I have been searching for a proper muzzle for him for so long, thank you!

by Camilla, Trento, Italy, 2024-08-01 10:04:52
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Basket Dog Muzzle for Cane Corso Mastiff and Large Dogs

A Basket dog muzzle for Cane Corso Mastiff and dogs of large dog breeds fits Rottweiler, Doberman, Malinois, Boxer, German Shepherd and similar dog breeds. This basket dog muzzle is designed for each dog breed special snout form. Fill in the measurements on the top of the page and the breed of your dog and our specialists will pick up the best fir basket dog muzzle form for your pet.

This basket dog muzzle for Cane Corso allows your dog to breath, to bark , to drink and open mouth while muzzle is on.

This well-fitting, comfortable muzzle is made based on special strong metallic construction to maintain the shape of the muzzle and to assure long life for the muzzle. Due to great design the muzzle provides the dog with best ventilation available among muzzles.

Basket dog muzzle is very comfortable for your dog and is also very practical for training, traveling, patrolling, guarding and visiting the vet.

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Basket Dog Muzzle for Cane Corso Mastiff and Dogs of Large Breeds

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Super Ventilated and Comfortable Basket Dog Muzzle for Cane Corso Mastiff

Q: Can my dog drink and eat with the dog muzzle on?

Most of the wire dog basket muzzles allow your dog to drink. All you have to do is use a bowl which is deep enough with a high level of water. Your dog will figure it out. Wire dog muzzles also allow you to give treats, which can be very helpful when getting your dog used to wearing a muzzle. Some of the leather dog muzzles also allow your dog to drink but I would not recommend this. The reason is that when a leather muzzle gets wet and dry again and again this will end up compromising the strength of the muzzle and will also most likely result in a bad odor.