Pitbull Cage Dog MUZZLE for winter with rubber nose padded

This rubber padded coated wire basket dog muzzle is strong and comfortable for Pitbull!!

Also this antifreeze Wire Dog Muzzle heavy weight and solid with leather lining and adjustable leather neck straps.
 
In this model, due to its design dog can freely open mouth, drink water without feeling constrained.

Please size your dog for good fit (details below)

1.Length - Distance from the tip of the nose to eye line in inches

2.Circumference - Circumference around snout one inch below eye line in inches

3.Eye Line - Distance from eye line to right behind the ears in inches

4.Neck Circumference- Circumference around neck behind ears in inches

5.Width- Snout width in the widest part in inches

6.Height - Snout height , should be measured with mouth a little open in inches

How to measure your dog Click here for details

Keeping Your Pit Bull Safe and Healthy by learning how to Prevent Heat Exhaustion
Learning how to spot signs of heat exhaustion in your Pit Bull could save their life one day. Common sense tells us that during the hot months we should watch our dogs and make sure they are not too hot. However, you should pay attention during the cooler months as well. Following is an explanation of heat exhaustion and how to spot the warning signs early. Heat exhaustion can effect your dog in any climate. Obviously the hotter the climate the greater the risk for heat exhaustion will be. However, you should not think because you live in a cooler climate your pet is not at risk too. They are. Dogs get rid of body heat by panting. Panting is their natural air conditioner and through panting they regulate their body heat. Heat exhaustion occurs when they can not rid their bodies of excess heat through panting. When this happens they will start to pant faster and harder. They may begin to drool and if their body heat is very high they will get disoriented. These are all signs of heat exhaustion and immediate action should be taken in order to stop them from getting any hotter. How to quickly cool your dog down - Run cool water over the stomachs and groin area. Using a water hose is ideal but if all you have is bottled water poor it evenly over their stomachs and groin. Then fan them with a towel or shirt. - Put them in front of an air conditioner. If you're outdoors take them to your car and put them directly in front of the air conditioning. - Wipe rubbing alcohol over their bellies. When the alcohol as it evaporates it will cool them down. Wipe them down thoroughly around their belly and groin areas. - Wet them down and put them in the shade. You can wet them down completely and put them in the shade to help cool them down too. If you suspect your dog is overheating get them to the vet immediately....to continue reading this article please click on here...