Nylon Dog Muzzle for Small,Medium,Large Dogs Prevent from Biting,Barking and Chewing,Adjustable Loop(XL/Black)

This works really well. We have a stubborn standard schnauzer who thinks she's the boss. She habitually pulls on the leash - until we put this one on. A dog's neck muscles are extremely strong - but this device attaches below the muzzle and the leash is not connected to the collar. If the dog pulls, it pulls the snout down. Now the dog doesn't care for this device much, but it does the job. Stops the animal barking, too, if that's your problem.

Poor quality all around. I bought 3 exactly 1 month ago and all 3 are destroyed. One won't cinch down and just hangs moments after installing. The other two have the plastic buckles broken the moment the dogs rubbed against the crate.Unfortunate that the mechanical portion is so trashy because the overall design is great. Sleek, lightweight, simple, comfortable, breathable, waterproof, and sturdy. It's just the binding straps and weak buckles that make this ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ into a ⭐.

The straps stretch out quickly so the dog is able to remove a lot but has been helpful in our situation.

I bought this because my dog borks every 45 seconds and it was driving me insane. This muzzle fits a short snout pitbull with a massive head perfectly, is very adjustable to comfort and works amazing. It’s so nice having quiet for once.

The large dog size only fit one of my dogs and I’m having a problem returning the other one.

It took 5, maybe 10 minutes, for my dog to get free of the muzzle and start chewing it. It secures with a strong clasp buckle around the neck, but only uses a tension buckle around the snout. The tension buckle loosens with very little pawing by my dog and he is able to get it in his mouth. We have resown it and tightened the straps, but it is still pretty easy to escape. It was a real bummer.

UPDATE: (Feb 2019) after several months of using this consistently, it has held up very well. Fenrir is now used to it and we can keep it on for about 30-40 mins without him trying to remove it. And hes associated it with being quiet (we usually only use it when he comes across someone that really bothers him and he wont stop barking) so when he sees it, he shuts up. LolStraps occasionally need readjustment but nothing major. All straps and hardware are still in great condition. Highly recommend!*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*I have a ~85lb 3 year old German Shepherd who occasionally barks at random people who he doesnt like. I wanted something that would put people at ease if I choose to take him out but nothing super crazy like a cage muzzle. *I* know he will not bite people, but strangers don't. That being said, I read through a lot of the reviews and noticed many were having issues with the muzzle staying on the dog or getting their dog to keep it on. You need to work with the dog and train a dog who has never had a muzzle to be ok with this new, strange thing being on their face. My dog, Fenrir, hated it at first but after a couple weeks of putting it on in longer increments and taking it off before he gets uncomfortable with it, giving treats and doing basic commands like "come", "sit" and "stay", hes getting more and more comfortable with it. The muzzle is not too tight to where he cannot get it off. He can get it off rather easily, if given the chance, but the point is to train him to be comfortable enough to ignore it being there and leave it on. You can't just put on a muzzle and expect a dog to understand or want it to stay there.The quality of the muzzle is good. Nylon straps, plastic buckles, metal D-ring for attaching a leash and a padded nose guard. It has withstood the few times Fenrir has pawed at it, without breaking or coming undone and it seems to be comfortable enough for him to keep on for an extended period of time, once he becomes accustomed to it. :)

Not worth it, the nozzle losens up as soon as you put it on. Defeats the purpose.