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How to choose the perfect muzzle for your dog Intro

• Muzzles are disliked by many dog owners, because we automatically associate a dog wearing a muzzle with aggression. But actually there’s a wide range of situations in which muzzles are required by the law (for example on public transport). With appropriate training, your dog should have no problem wearing a well-fitted muzzle.

Step By Step Guide To Size A Dog Muzzle

Step By Step Guide To Size A Dog Muzzle

Here are the steps you need to follow in order to get the measurements of dog size for a muzzle:

Step 1: Snout Length

The first step in sizing a dog muzzle is to measure your dog’s snout. Use a flexible tape measure to measure the length of your dog’s snout from the tip of the nose to the stop to the base of its skull.

Step 2: Snout Height

Measure from the top of your dog’s head to the bottom of their chin. Snout height should be measured when the dog’s mouth is comfortably open wide enough to pan.

Step 3: Snout Width

Take a measurement of the widest portion of your dog’s head. Snout width measures the snout at the widest point.

Step 4: Snout Circumference

Measure around your dog’s head to the point where you want the muzzle to sit. Snout circumference should be measured when the mouth is closed.

Step 5: Eyeline

Start at the eyeline base point and measure around the closed snout. Smaller breeds should add a quarter-inch to half an inch and medium to larger breeds should add a half-inch to a full inch. Eyeline is the distance between the eyeline base and the neck base points.

Step 6: Neck Circumference

Measure around your dog’s neck to the point where you want the muzzle to sit. The neck circumference is the measurement around the neck starting at the neck base point.

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