NACOCO Dog Calming Cap Eye Mask Nylon Shading Pet Mask Muzzle for Grooming Anti Car Sickness (Black,L)

My dog barks aggressively at cars, people, bikes , etc. when we are traveling. As soon as I put it on him he stopped immediately. We were in the car for over 2 hours. This really works.

My dog is terrified of baths and this is perfect for keeping her fear levels down when needed. It has enough room for her to have her mouth open, but not open enough for her to bite. And it’s adjustable enough that she can’t get it off but I can adjust as needed. I wish I didn’t need to put it on her, but it does exactly what it’s supposed to.

I bought this for my dog aggressive boxer pit to see if it would help out with his reactivity a bit. I have a fenced front yard, but he can't go out much with me cause he is a psycho when he see others dogs. Same when we go on walks, to the point where I just don't take him anymore. Also, the groomers. Used it on him for the groomers and it worked great. He couldn't see any of the other dogs, so he stayed chilled out while they did his nails. Also, tried it on him on a walk. It worked for the reactivity, but have to keep him on super short leash so he can follow my lead. It's a bit tricky and will require practice so he doesn't bump into things or trip on curbs, etc. But it definitely helps to be able to take him on a peaceful walk without worrying about him going psycho killer mode with any dog he sees no matter how near or far. I also put it on him so he could roam in the front yard while I do yard work and it works great. He learns to smell and feel his way around, and I don't have to worry about him jumping the fence or going into attack mode anytime a dog walks by. It is something I plan to use infrequently, but he seems to like it actually. When I get it out to put it on him, he wags his tail and comes closer and waits while I put it on. He wags his tail while he has it on too. Weird.

I purchased all 3 sizes at different times, trying to get one that fit my dog and returned all 3. Somehow, the XL came by mistake, but the L and M didn't work for us either. My dog is a Corgi, and shouldn't be all that hard to fit.Having previously owned a blind dog, I know intimately well how a dog who is unable to see copes and behaves in what might be frightening or uncertain situations. This mask actually terrifies a dog who CAN see and has its sight abruptly taken away. Add to that the fear of something scary going on -- like a nail clipping, car ride, thunder storm, or being handled by a stranger.The poor fit aside, I'd say all in all, I think this product is a very bad idea. To the point that I'd call its use borderline cruel.

We recently brought home a Rescue, now training for her job as my ESA. She’s a little over a year ago a half old, extremely intelligent, and great at her work in home.Outside my small 2 person family is a completely different issue. She has extreme anxiety, to the point of seeming aggressive. She truly isn’t- it’s a phobia. Anyone who can wait for an episode to be over gets to see her at her sweetest. She’s even more afraid of vehicles. We don’t have to be near anyone for her to panic, she just has to see them.I got this mask because throughout her time here she’s done good at so much of her training, and I noticed if I could keep her from seeing the people or moving cars she was zoning on, it’s much easier to settle her down. Her last family used a shock collar, which isn’t really good for a dog’s anxiety and could possibly be the reason for her fear response.Back to this mask. I expected her to need to work up to getting used to wearing it when we go outside, and dislike it at best-case-scenario. I walked a completely different dog today. Even at night. She doesn’t struggle, attempt to remove, or freak out in any way about wearing it. I could not have expected such immediate change for her so soon. This is exactly what she needed, affordably. We can walk near people, cars, anything, and she’s aware but able to stay focused on her task. She trusted me to lead and tell her the steps on the way to the doggy area outside and back home.It may look cheap/may not look or feel like much, but it’s perfect. The light material is great for feeling less restricted, the muzzle band is the size projected and seems much more comfortable than her normal non-mask muzzle she used to wear, and the way it covers her face it still allows plenty of room for her to enjoy the breeze outside. She’s able to actually enjoy sniffing around rather than focusing on her surroundings.This is an absolutely helpful tool for her and I hope this review can help anyone else looking for solutions to a dog that has phobia issues outside the home. We have been looking for anything to help her, and nothing else we’ve tried is so much the right thing.It’s definitely worth a shot. Try it before you give up hope.

This product solves nothing. In fact, tends to make the situation worse! At least, that is my experience. Perhaps the science on the supposed benefits wasn’t deep enough and must have been based on one or two dogs or cats wearing such. In our case, the situation became worse and intensified! Ss

The media could not be loaded.  Our foster dog is extremely car reactive to everything in sight. She was a barking/growling/snarling/drooling mad woman. It made car rides miserable for her and us. We were going to just start crating her in the car but a trainer recommended this product. I honestly didn't think it would work but I was willing to give it a shot. It is absolutely magical! We put it on her in the car and rewarded her with high value treats for a couple of minutes. She did try to get it off for a few minutes but we treated her when she stopped and when she remained calm. It took less than 5 minutes for her to get used to it and then she remained completely calm and quiet the rest of the ride. We put it on her every time we get in the car and she is completely receptive to it. She remains calm our entire car ride and doesn't even try to get it off. I highly recommend this product!

Lo mejor qué he comprado para mí 🐕!!! Normalmente él se estresa mucho al llevarle al Veterinario, sin embargo desde qué la ha usado, dejó de estresarse y coopera más y mejor en cada consulta.

Our newly rescued dog is very reactive to and stressed by anything moving while he is in the car and would lunge and bark at other cars or bikes through the car windows. He is a large Newfoundlander breed so could not be easily crated within the car and this made our car rides with him very stressful for everyone. BUT this cap works like a dream! We put it on him - which he doesn't resist as its pretty loose and light - and then he immediately calms down and usually sits down and chills for the ride. He is not able to see anything through the nylon in the day time which is what we want since he is just riding in the car and can only see a bit of light if we travel at night so still stays calm. Highly recommend! In fact, we just bought another so we have one in both cars. Thank you!

Unfortunately I did not realise this mask was completely blacked out even with removing 1 of the 2 layers. I assumed it would be a mesh material but it is a solid black fabric.Little bit tight on the snoot may get uncomfortable after a long period of time. Eg car rides of an hour or more.

No more problems..

This is a blind fold. They cannot see through it whatsoever. Not an actual calming call. This made my dogs anxiety 100 times worse.