Dog Muzzle Agitation Training -Rottweiler LeatherDog Muzzle M55

-This muzzle is very comfortable for your dog and is also very practical for training,traveling,patrolling,guarding and visiting the vet.
-This muzzle is completely safe and non-toxic.Among the advantages: leather muzzle will not stick to a dog's snout in winter and will not reflect excessive sunlight. Inhibits biting, chewing.
-The muzzle is padded on nose with thick felt for maximum comfort and to prevent rubbing,hand crafted.

Leather dog muzzle.Padded.With agitation bar.Great item for Rottweiler.

Made of heavy leather with lots of ventilation holes and
a 1" wide stiff leather reinforcement strap in the front.
It has lots of room inside so the dog can bark,
growl, pant and fight without biting the agitator.
Fastens with its own collar just behind the dog's head and has
a loop under the chin to slip a regular collar through for added safety.

This well-fitting, comfortable leather muzzle is made of special strong leather to maintain its shape under extreme agitation and to assure long life for the muzzle.Handmade exclusively by our craftsmen.You have to see this muzzle to believe the craftsmanship and quality.Due to great design the muzzle is well ventilated.If you need more ventilation try our basket leather muzzle or wire muzzle.Extremely difficult for the dog to dislodge with it's paws. It is never advised to leave your dog unattended while muzzled. Heavy duty,with leather covered steel bar which is glued and stitched for additional durability during agitation work.All interior parts of this leather dog muzzle are padded with support material to add even more comfort to your dog.

1.Length - Distance from the tip of the nose to eye line in inches

2.Circumference - Circumference around snout one inch below eye line in inches

3.Eye Line - Distance from eye line to right behind the ears in inches

4.Neck Circumference- Circumference around neck behind ears in inches

5.Width- Snout width in the widest part

6.Height - Snout height , should be measured with mouth a little open.

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