Wire Basket Dog Muzzle for Pitbull-Cage basket muzzles

The #1 Selling Dog Muzzle In The USA!

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9 Amazing unique qualities of this "Must Have Muzzle"

• Experiencing problems to leave muzzle for long time during hot summer days? No longer with super ventilation wire muzzle
• Having trouble during vet or groomer visit? Get this muzzle and solve the problem
• Need reliable products recommended by Vets, Dog Trainers and Behaviorist? This muzzle is the professionals pick
• Looking for a solution to discourage your dog from biting, chewing and eating unwanted objects? No more dangerous rocks or sticks with this muzzle
• Are you looking for a long term solution? With this muzzle on, your dog will breath freely, pant and drink water.
• Does your dog need a muzzle that feels like he is not actually wearing it? This wire - basket dog muzzle can be worn while dog is walking, playing or running.
• Tired of weak , one day plastic or nylon muzzles? This dog muzzle is made of chrome wire and leather - strength and durability
• Fed up with non adjustable straps or straps stretching problems? The straps of this muzzle are adjustable and won't stretch.
• Would you like comfort for your dog? The snout's upper part inside the muzzle is made of leather, but is also lined and padded with felt for the dog's comfort.
• How does my dog drink water with a basket dog muzzle on??
  For most basket dog muzzles, the dog should be able to put his snout in a water bowl and lap the water up from inside the basket muzzle. Drinking water is something that your dog will have to figure out on his own.
  

  
  

• How to measure your dog for good fit Click here for details

So, You Want To Breed Your Female?
Let's think about this for a minute. So you want to breed your female. You know what to expect if everything goes right. Your little girl will present you with little bundles of joy. She will lovingly nurse them and care for them until they are old enough to be weaned. You and your family will find great joy in watching and playing with these little dolls, and then when the time is right they will all (or maybe you keep just one) go off to special homes to live out their lives as cherished companions. But have you given consideration to what if something goes wrong? These are incidents that really had place. Learn by the mistakes of others. Leave the breeding to those who REALLY know what they are doing, have the experience and know what to expect. What if during the breeding............ 1) The stud dog you have chosen is carrying a venereal disease and gives it to your female. She not only doesn't conceive but you have to pay the vet bills to get her infection cleared up and she is now sterile. 2) The stud dog you decided to breed your darling to is not experienced. Once the two dogs are joined tightly in a tie, he decides to chase the neighbors cat out of his yard. He bolts for the cat ripping his penis loose and causing your bitch to hemorrhage from within. 3) Your modest girl decides she doesn't want the attentions of this gigolo mutt chosen for her without her consent. She snaps at him catching her tooth on his loose cheek and rips it open sending blood flying everywhere. He retaliates by sinking his teeth into her left eye. 4) You leave your dog with the owner of the male dog because the breeding is not going very swiftly. In fact, it's been three hours and nothing is happening. The stud owner leaves the two dogs alone in the backyard. The dogs get out through a tiny hole in the fence and a truck hits your female. 5) You pay the stud fee up front figuring you will make that and more back when the pups sell. The owner of the male guarantees the stud service to work or you can come back again. Well into the gestation time you discover your bitch isn't pregnant and you now must wait another 4 months for her to come back in heat in order to try again. Of course it doesn't work again, so in another 4 months you take your dog to another male and risk loosing another stud fee. 6) You get her bred. Bring her home. She bothers you so you let her out (she is still in heat and still receptive to males). You here a commotion outside there is your girl tied up with the neighborhood mutt. When she whelps there will need to be DNA tests done on the pups. 7) You get her bred. Bring her home. Let her out. (She is still in heat and receptive to other males) but you do not see the neighborhood mutt breed her. The pups are born but look very odd. You call the stud owner he suggests DNA testing (at your expense). You have a litter of mutts!. What do you do about the ones you have already sold?....to continue reading this article please click on here...

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Non-restrictive wire basket Pitbull muzzle