Classic Products Plastic Basket Muzzle for Dogs Dog Muzzles at Pet Mountain

On January 9, 2013:
Our whippets wear these muzzles in amateur racing. They have always been a perfect fit. With my most recent order I noticed that these muzzles have changed. The changes are subtle and do not affect quality, but the fit is different. They are not exactly the same as the muzzles pictured here. That is the old style. The tab on the bottom holding the throat strap slants downward. Now the throat strap is too loose, and the whippets can take the muzzles off.

On January 27, 2012:
I purchased this for my Lhasa Apso, to prevent unwanted eating/drinking... dirty street/rain water. There is enough room from her muzzle to prevent her drinking, of course if one doesn't want to prevent the dog from eating/drinking...but from biting, a different size may be needed. This is an effective size for the reason I purchased it, and I would recommend it.

On September 15, 2011:
Muzzles worked fine until my dog figured out that she could chew it off. She did that with 2 of them; then proceed to bite another off that her sister was wearing. Freedom for both, bad for the chewed rug that needed to then be thrown out. :)

On September 16, 2010:
Our Jack Russell Club loves these muzzles, we use them when we race the jacks. These muzzles are sturdy, comfortable & hold up. Pet Mountain has the best ones for the best price.

On May 20, 2010:
The 7 was just right and the holes are small enough that she can't eat rocks through it. She adapted to it very quickly.

On October 27, 2009:
This muzzle is great for my borzoi. He can drink with it and pant with it. The price was reasonable and I am glad that Pet Mountain carries it.

On June 26, 2008:
never leave home without them

On June 15, 2008:
Can't leave home without them. Awesome product to have around when taking dogs on walks or to the vet.

On June 10, 2008:
Great item to have around. This product worked out perfectly for my pet.

On January 17, 2008:
I am a behavior modification and obedience trainer and while I work with cases from rescues I used these muzzles in socialization exercises. Very nice muzzles.

On August 10, 2007:
Of the dozens of styles and brands of muzzle I've tried, this is by far the most comfortable, secure, safe and inexpensive.

Pros: The inner grill removes to allow more room for the dog's nose. If fitted correctly, it does not chafe, bind or interfere significantly with drinking or panting. It stays in place even if the dog tries to paw or rub it off, and it's light weight, comfortable and very inexpensive.

Cons: It's plastic, so other dogs can easily chew it off during play. There is no opening through which to offer treats during training.

As with any muzzle, never leave a muzzled dog unattended, and always be sure the dog can pant and drink.