Best Fit dog Muzzle for Pitbull- wire Muzzle

Best Fit Wire dog Muzzle for your Pitbull

The wire basket Pitbull muzzle is padded on upper nose area with soft felt for maximum comfort of your Pitbull and to prevent rubbing.


A. This Cage Basket dog Muzzle for Pitbull is made based on special strong metallic construction to maintain the shape of the muzzle.
B. High quality design of the cage/wire muzzle provides the dog with better ventilation available among muzzles on web market .
C. Our Cage Wire dog muzzle for Pitbull is very comfortable and is also very practical for everyday,walking,traveling,patrolling,guarding and visiting the veterinar.
D. This Wire Basket dog muzzle is dog completely safe and non-toxic.
E. Among the advantages: Inhibits biting, chewing.

Note! There is NO strap between the eyes for muzzle sizes: #0, #1, #2 and #3. If you would like to order the muzzle with the front strap, please, note it in your order notes.
Wire dog  muzzles are usually needed for dogs that have a tendency to bite or chew. However, there are many different circumstances in which a muzzle might be recommended or even required even if your dog isnt in that category, such as taking a dog out for a walk to a new un-familiar location or while on public transit systems.


It is never advised to leave your Pitbull unattended while muzzled.

This muzzle Fits Pitbull. (check our sizing instructions to verify fit)


...to start reading this article from the beginning please click on here....As another twist on the theme, don't blame the dog, some respondents focused on their dogs' lack of awareness about their own strength. This common refrain was voiced by one woman who owns two pit bulls: "They don't know their own strength really." Echoing this observation, another owner said, "My dog doesn't really know her strength, I think. That's what I worry about, because she is really strong." When owners described interactions between children and their pit bulls, many of them expressed the concern that their dogs could easily knock a child over. For most respondents, the issue was not that their dogs would behave aggressively with children but that their dogs would unintentionally hurt or frighten a child because of the breed's strength and excitability. A mother of two older children offered this advice: "I don't think I would recommend this kind of dog to anyone with young, young children because my pit bull is very forceful. It's not that he's aggressive towards them, but just in play...he's strong." Several respondents managed breed stigma by pointing out that their pit bull was not like other more stereotypical pit bulls. For example, one respondent said, My friend was like, "Well, I just don't like pit bulls. I don't like Rottweilers or pit bulls." I felt upset that she said that right in front of me with my dog. I could see if she said, "Well, other pit bulls..." Another woman described a situation in which she was sitting in a doctor's office while her boyfriend waited outside with their pit bull; when another patient came into the office and made a disparaging remark about her dog, this owner responded in the following manner: "I said, 'Listen lady, there's nothing wrong with that dog.' She said, 'I've been attacked by one.' I said, 'Well, you weren't attacked by my dog.'" In sum, respondents not only emphasized the role of environment and training but also deflected blame from their dogs in several ways: they sought to normalize pit bull behavior, they focused on their dogs' lack of awareness about their own strength, and they rejected breed stereotypes by insisting on specificity. Each of these approaches to managing breed stigma had a similar goal: namely, to tell others "don't blame the dog." Many respondents debunk media coverage. As a group, respondents had a complicated and somewhat ambivalent reaction to pit bull related media coverage, and many of them took an active role in debunking press coverage and media reports. This approach to managing breed stigma included four general criticisms: selective reporting, sensationalism, a lack of objectivity, and a failure to provide context....to continue reading this article please click on here...

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Non-restrictive wire basket Pitbull muzzle