Mayerzon Short Snout Dog Muzzle for Small Medium Large Dog, Soft Muzzle for Chihuahua Shih Tzu American Bulldog for Grooming, Sturdy Oxford Mouth Guard Anti Biting Chewing

Fits exactly as described

This works fine on my little 3lb. tiny toy poodle. all others too large

Didn't work for Brussels groffon

I purchased two as I have 2 Yorkie pups. One started barking for no reason and the other showed interest in chewing on things not appropriate. For our little barker, I would show him the muzzle and place it on him for a few minutes. He would quiet down immediately and then I would take it off. Did that a few times daily. Now, he is more controlled with his barking and is using his barks to signal of something important. Use it for him every so often when needed. I would basically do the same with the chewing pup, she has lessen her desire a little and it seems to be working but slower for her, we’ve incorporating new chew toys and more fetch playtime. I can see how the muzzle will come in handy for when needed. We just don’t leave it on them for very long. We purchased the smallest size and it works fine for both of them with the adjustable strap. So far, no reaction to material just a little annoyed and at times when removed they like to rub their faces in their soft beds. At times they’ve gotten a hold of the muzzle and tossed it around or tried to take it off of each other, it’s durable and they definitely have enough room for it to be breathable and doesn’t seem to prevent them from breathing and such.

If is made good

Works well for my Shitzu who needs eye drops every day. He was very resistant, but with the muzzle he has adapted well. I got the XS size.

Works great

I looked all over Amazon't website to find a muzzle for my small Yorkie tfor grooming purposes only as he gets very anxious & snaps at me.& a professional groomer. Most of the muzzles I found on the website did not suggest for Yorkies as apparently, they are short snouted dogs. I found this one & measured his snout, ordered it & it was delivered within a few days. I put it on him, adjusted the strap & buckle. as per directions. He allowed it because he was surprised. After 3 minutes he put his left front paw under the strap & pushed it over his head & that was that. Apparently, this does not work well for dogs that have ears that point up & are very smart at escaping. Perhaps it might work on floppy eared dogs. The other issue I had was that I wanted a muzzle that covered more of his snout. This was jsut too small a muzzle on the snout for my needs. I'm still trying to find one that is humane but doesn't allow him to escape from it and I can groom him without getting bitten. That's the only time he tries to bite. Other than grooming he's more of a lover!