Incorrect Sizing Methods Using Only Length & Circumference For example, these two muzzles pictured are the same length and circumference. Are they the same shape in the slightest? No! Two completely different dogs would wear these muzzles. One width is 3” the other 5”. One height is 5.5” the other closer to 4.5”. There is absolutely no way to correctly size with only these measurements. ​ To prove this, please tell me which of these muzzles is the widest and which is the tallest: ​ 4" x 12" 3"x 13" 4" x 12.5" ​ I could keep going, but as shown, there is no way to correctly size based on these two measurements on a muzzle, especially when they offer nothing towards the actual shape of the muzzle. Circumference does not show width or closed height, which are more important than length. Another example would be the CHOPO 18F/69C and 17F/66C. Most company size charts have the same length and circumference but are entirely different muzzles. The 18F with much less height and a longer chin causes it not to fit the dog in everything, including length. ​ If they had a height measurement, they would have known one would not have worked for their dog before purchasing. The right pic was a bit big for the dog, so they sized down, but the image is a perfect example of why following their measurements helps nothing, especially when we have 6+ on nearly every muzzle. Who Does It Correctly MTT has gotten all the essential measurements for you, but many other companies measure their muzzles well. Some are more accurate than others, but it's still better than the two measurements you get from some places. ​ IF you see the sizing chart mention height, be sure to check if it's front or back height and the shape of the muzzle. Some muzzles are shorter at the front, and they'll measure the height at the back. The width could also be front or back unless specified. Any other measurements are a bonus, and the more they have, the more accurate the chart will be. ​ TYDM is a custom company but a great example of how two measurements don't just size dogs. Most European companies are good at getting more measurements and reasonably accurate too. Chicundscharf is recommended. Both FDT and DT use more than two measurements, but they are pretty off when measured by MTT properly. We have every size measured anyway, so we shouldn't need their chart. Prestige wire in aus also had their muzzles measured well. ​ You don't need every measurement as we get, but you still need something to show the height or width of the muzzle; otherwise, it is a complete gamble when purchasing. Sizing By Yawn Size Sizing based on your dog yawning is not accurate since this will oversize the fit, you can learn more about this in Measuring Your Dog BACK TO TOP

Brocks Muzzles Manufacturer: Full Grip Supply Name: Brocks Location: USA Ships: Worldwide Options: 2 sizes Sellers: 2+ Scavenge Proof: Yes Bite proof: Yes Extras: They also sell stool guards for the muzzles; it's one size that fits inside on large muzzle and outside on medium muzzle. *note that other stool guards not made by Birdwell won't fit as well/at all. Pros & Cons What is good or bad about these muzzles will depend on the dog, owner and also size. This list below is generalised. PROs: Low cost Available internationally Bite proof unless super determined Has a stool guard Easy to modify/add noseband Hard-plastic Slightly bigger than Birdwell CONs: No noseband Chin strap needs removing for most. Limited sizes​ MTT Info Charts Muzzle Training and Tips are the only ones who have a full and accurate size, measurement and weight chart for these muzzles. Most companies use a wildly inaccurate or incomplete chart, which is unfair to customers who should know exactly what they are purchasing. Measurement Chart Individual Muzzle Charts (missing medium) Dog Muzzle Charts Muzzle Comparison Charts Make & Material Made from heavy-duty plastic that wont bend or warp under hard use and all metal buckle and hardware. Resistant to scraping on fences as well as dirt and odours, machine and dishwasher safe for easy cleaning and disinfecting. ​ You can purchase a 'stool guard' to go with either size of Brocks Muzzle, it sits inside the large muzzle and outside of the medium muzzle. There is a few types of stool guards you can buy that could fit but we recommend just sticking with the Brocks guard. ​ Pic from Full grip supply store on Etsy. Look-A-Likes Brocks muzzles have a few other brands that are really similar, the Birdwell is the closest you can find to Brocks but there is a Similar style from Aus which are soft material and the 114 from The muzzle Shop is also very similar. ​ In the picture in a Birdwell vs Brocks muzzle. Where/How To Purchase BUY FROM HERE Load More Back To Top

Incorrect Measuring Methods There is many ways other companies tell you to measure your dog and almost always it is incorrect. Below is some common issues/questions members have when trying to measure their dog. Measuring A Yawn Measuring your dogs yawn instead of their full pant will likely give you a muzzle that is too big/bulky. Dogs do not need full room to yawn as most of the time, their yawns are more significant than full pants, making the muzzle they have incredibly oversized. If your dog can fully pant, they will have enough room for a restricted yawn which is completely fine and much less dangerous than a restricted pant. Shown in the pic: The purple muzzle was sized to fit a yawn but shows full pant is much smaller than the dog's yawn, which made the muzzle too big. Once sized to a muzzle that fit full pant without being big, the dog was much more comfortable. A dog can still yawn and its much less important than breathing or not choking. Measuring Off The Face When taking measurements or pictures of them, you need to make sure the tape measure is as close to the nose/face as possible. Moving the tape away from the face will make the measurement smaller, especially if photographing to send into MTT. ​ As shown in the picture when the dog was measured away from the face with pant measurement was 3.25", we spotted this upon form submission and requested a new picture which shows a much different measurement of 4.5". Unfortunately without pictures there's no way for us to confirm if this has happened which is why we recommend trying to get as many pics of the measurements as possible. Following Other Companies Methods *This does not include custom muzzles.* Unfortunately so many people measure incorrectly which instantly sets them up to get the wrong muzzle, add that to muzzle sizes and measurements usually being wrong (unless using MTTs) you can see how it's so easy to get the wrong fit. ​ Other companies may recommend adding 1-2" of circumference which usually isn't even enough for the smallest of dogs. Or they will not check measurements and blindly assumes your dog sits still and you measured perfectly. You can read more about only using length/circumference in Sizing A Muzzle. How Not To Measure While this picture was made as a joke for our members, it is an excellent example of how not to measure your dog. ​ We feel there is lots of inaccurate information out there on how you should measure your dog, and while it does depend on the dog and the muzzle you want we feel very confident our method (tried by literally 10000+ members) will work best for almost every muzzle and dog. Back To Top

Crate Training Adventures Of A Dog Moms: ​ "One of my favorite training tools is the crate. It is often something that people look down on because they place human emotions onto it, claiming it is like a “dog jail” and that they cannot imagine locking their dogs up in one. When a dog is introduced to one properly though, it is like their den, their safe space. I start my puppies in a crate on day one and I cannot imagine not utilizing one. So, why utilize a crate? -Potty training- Using a crate overnight and/or while you are out of the house makes potty training a puppy a hundred times easier. Puppies prefer not to use the bathroom in the same area where they sleep, so when you pair an appropriately sized crate with a set schedule of bathroom breaks you are far more likely to create good outdoor potty habits. -Meal times- I have multiple dogs and I believe they each deserve their own private space to enjoy their meals or high value chews. This way they never feel as if they have to guard their food/chews. -To protect the house- For the most part, my dogs do not tear things up they are not supposed to, but that does not mean they are not capable of doing so. A dog left to wander the house can become bored or anxious and begin to chew. A dog can do severe damage to furniture or even parts of the home like doorframes or carpeting. For a lot of people, the cost of repairing damage like this is far more than they are able to cover. -To protect the dogs- Not only is a dog capable of doing damage to the home, many of the things they could possibly chew on could become a danger to them if ingested. A shredded blanket or piece of clothing can easily become a GI obstruction which quickly becomes an emergency trip to the vet and life saving surgery. There’s also the possibility that they could eat something toxic. -For the safety of other animals in the home- My dogs absolutely adore our cats, and our kittens adore them back (the older cats tolerate them). I trust the dogs to play with, snuggle, and love on the cats, but I will not kid myself into thinking they are not still dogs capable of doing severe harm to a cat. I manage their prey drives very well inside the home, but their prey drives are not gone and will never be gone. For that reason, they are not permitted to be out unsupervised with the cats. I have heard too many horror stories of high prey drive dogs who were raised with and loved cats until one day they killed one. I will not let that happen to ours, so the crates are used to protect smaller animals in the home. Similarly, they can be used to protect the dogs from each other if one gets a little too pushy and annoying when no one is around to supervise. -In case of emergency/crating outside the home- Even if you do not intend to utilize a crate at home, I highly recommend at least crate training to desensitize them to one in the event of an emergency. If the dog has to be hospitalized for any reason, they are going to be in a crate for the majority of the time. Adding the extra stress of having never been in a crate before will only make the experience worse for the dog. Additionally, if the dog has to go to the groomer or is boarded at a facility a crate or larger kennel will likely be used, and already being comfortable with a crate will make the experience easier. In general, as long the use of a crate is not abused to the point that the dog gets no time out of one, they are wonderful tools. They keep the dog safe and provide a comfortable escape for them to go and have a nap in. I will always use crates with my dogs and I urge others to stop assigning human emotions to a dog’s space and see them for how useful they truly can be." How To Crate Train HERE HERE HERE

Should You Muzzle Your Dog? While MTT strongly believes all dogs should be muzzled trained, we also want to ensure people aren't muzzling their dog/s for the wrong reasons. Here you will learn why people muzzle their dogs, as well as situations where a muzzle is not appropriate to be used or relied on. Reasons To Muzzle Muzzles come in handy for all sorts of reasons, Not every dog needs to be muzzled, but it never hurts to muzzle train any dog. These are some of the reasons people may muzzle their dogs:​​ Bite risks due to aggression or reactivity towards strangers or dogs Bite risks at the vet (some dogs may be charming in every other situation, but nothing will make them like your vet) Bite risks in other situations, such as an injury or emergency (even friendly dogs can bite when they're in pain) Scavenging/eating things they're not supposed to (like poop!) In place of a cone after surgery/medical care Breed-specific legislation (BSL) Bite work training Greyhound racing/lure coursing Some dogs have fragile skin, and their owners will muzzle to prevent any accidental injuries while they play together Introducing new dogs to a household, just in case Prey drive Some places drop poisonous baits Rough play Some stores require them Public transportation BECAUSE WE CAN! You don’t need a reason to muzzle train your dog. It’s no different to crate training (something we also highly recommend). Even if you never crate them, there’s always a chance you may have to, so why not? It’s fun, rewarding and can keep everyone safe, happy and calm if it’s ever needed. Reasons NOT To Muzzle TO STOP BARKING Muzzles should not EVER be used to stop barking. A dog barking is a training issue and having a muzzle that would stop barking would be having a muzzle way too small for your dog. If you think using a muzzle to keep their mouth closed is okay, you should not be muzzling or probably shouldn't own a dog. Using a tight/small muzzle is no different to using rope or tape, its lazy, cruel and not necessary. ​ There are many companies that advertise their muzzles as bark stopping, which is so unfortunate that these dog companies advocate for this kind of abuse and neglect instead of advocating for a correct fit and proper training. ​ If your dog can't bark in their muzzle its very likely much too small and dangerous for your dog. More info on this in using a muzzle. ​ AS PUNISHMENT Using a muzzle as punishment is a good way to make your dog even worse. It is devastating that we even have to add this here but having see people first hand say they use the muzzle this way it must be said. ​ The main issues dogs have are biting, chewing and barking, if you put on the muzzle AFTER they do these things in order to punish and stop them, then you need not have a dog. Stop being lazy, stop being cruel and train your dog to love the muzzle and use it to work on the training they need. ​ But it worked for your dog? We don't care if an abusive method worked for your dog. I'm sure it did work at suppressing behaviours and losing all trust from your dog. ​ TO REPLACE TRAINING Muzzles are a band-aid; they stop the bite, not the behaviour. While muzzling, you also need to work on your training. You cannot just throw a muzzle on and go on with your dog being rude/nippy etc. Dogs can still do damage in a muzzle. You will absolutely need to continue training your dog, just like anyone else has to, for the whole dog's life. ​ Unfortunately we have a few members who come here to try find the quickest fix to their dogs problem, which is usually a muzzle. But slapping on a muzzle and expecting it to train your dogs is like putting on a leash and expecting a dog that already pulls, not to pull. Its just not possible. A muzzle is one part of training, it's up to you to complete the other parts too. ​ TO LEAVE ON UNSUPERVISED Muzzles should never be used unsupervised as they could try chew the muzzle and choke or get caught in/on something. They could also remove the muzzle which defeats the whole purpose. If your dog, chews, fights etc then you need to either find an alternative whilst gone, like crating, chaining, separating etc. ​ If you find yourself questioning if your dog needs a muzzle, it's pretty likely that they do. Even if they don't, why not? Having a dog muzzle trained is a huge benefit if it is ever needed, the dog will have no issues wearing one. Members Comments Below "He is safe, secure and makes walks so much more easy-going on both of us, no need to feel nervous walking around corners and people appearing suddenly, or people stepping out from their fenced-in gardens/drives and spooking him causing him to react. He is more comfortable and relaxed; I am more comfortable and relaxed, making for a tighter bond and a happier walking experience!" -Katrina Jayne "Allows me to let him continue to do the things he loves to do (go for walks in public areas) and train him in public without fear that he will end up in trouble. He is fear reactive, so the muzzle has given me a sense of security for my dog's safety, my safety and everyone around safety." -Karyn Ward "It allowed me to be less anxious at the vet, always expecting him to bite someone out of fear. Now I can go into an appointment with confidence, knowing he cannot bite anyone, which has helped him immensely and made him feel less anxious while wearing his muzzle. I think it makes him feel protected somehow" - Aubrey Heffner "Raja - I can safely take him on walks knowing he can't lash out aggressively if he reacts to another dog. People tend to give us more space, and they avoid letting their dogs get up close in his face, which is his biggest trigger. Rayna has mild SSA, and with her muzzle, she can safely run around with my sister's female dog because I know she can't bite her. It opens up her ability to interact with other dogs. my stress is lower because I know if she does get aggressive, she can't bite." - Rebecca Burnham "He can now mooch about in the garden off lead without me worrying about him picking up stones or random rubbish (he has PICA).- Heather Barlow "He used only to be able to come on adventures in cool weather in his poorly fitted Baskerville because I knew he couldn’t pant properly (but wasn’t smart enough to figure out how to solve it ). Now he gets to go on desert trips, and I’m confident he can pant and play in the water!"- Lisa Volungis "My boy is a completely different dog while muzzled. He calms down; he listens, lets people near him and WAGS HIS TAIL!!! Without it, he is hard to handle. He's a little over a year old, so he is very energetic. He's more dog than I can handle, but the muzzle complete changes everything for the better" - Leslee D V "Muzzling has vastly improved my dog's quality of life. It allows us to go on walks and visit with family with peace of mind. Hopefully, it never comes to it, but it may save his life." - Hayley Streidinger "Before muzzling, I had to keep Bella on lead and away from dogs at all times. Now because of the muzzle, I have managed to train her around other dogs where she is now at a point where she can politely greet dogs with no aggression or give normal warnings without going from 1 to 100 in seconds."- Sarah Louise Foreman "We go on so many more adventures and to new places without the worry of an off-leash or out of control dog!! It has given us so much peace of mind and enriched my dog’s life!!!" -Danielle Cadman "It helped to make me more relaxed when out with him, knowing he couldn't bite, which translated to him being more relaxed and then we were both more focussed and in a better headspace for training. We are now at the point we can actually enjoy walks now" - Diane Hamilton

Other Wire Muzzles NKD WIRE Manufacturer: NKD Names: NKD, Naked Location: Europe Ships: Europe unless through MTT Options: 15+ sizes Sellers: 2 Scavenge Proof: Partially, would need to cover the front for some dogs Bite proof: Yes BAINBRIDGE WIRE Manufacturer: Bainbridge Location: Australia Ships: AU unless through MTT Options: 5 sizes Sellers: 5+ Scavenge Proof: Partially, would need to cover the front for some dogs Bite proof: Partially, ok for smaller less determined dogs Pros & Cons CHLAD IDEAL Manufacturer: Chlad Names: IDEAL Location: Europe Ships: Europe unless through MTT Options: 50+ sizes Sellers: 2 Scavenge Proof: Partially, would need to cover the front for some dogs Bite proof: Partially, ok for smaller less determined dogs AMAZON WIRE Manufacturer: Unknown Names: Location: Worldwide Ships: Worldwide Options: 4 sizes Sellers: 20+ Scavenge Proof: Partially, would need to cover the front for some dogs Bite proof: Partially, ok for smaller less determined dogs What is good or bad about these muzzles will depend on the dog, owner and also size. This list below is generalised. NKD WIRE PROs: Bite proof Large range of sizes For small to xl large dogs Lightweight (considering), normal wire is a smidge lighter. Nose padding Can be modified (noseband/straps etc.) Good for long tongues Well ventilated Can drink, take treats and pant when correctly fit. ​ CONS: Not great for some muzzle punchers Noseband may need replacing One strap (can add your own) Not as great for determined scavengers (needs easy mods) No rubberised version CHLAD IDEAL PROs: Bite proof for smaller dogs Large range of sizes For small to xl large dogs Lightweight (considering), normal wire is a smidge lighter. Nose padding Can be modified (noseband/straps etc.) Well ventilated Can drink, take treats and pant when correctly fit. ​ CONS: Not great for some muzzle punchers Lighter made, determined dogs could break/bend Sleeping in it is more challenging (sometimes) One strap (can add your own) Not as great for determined scavengers (needs easy mods) No rubberised version Very expensive BAINBRIDGE PROs: Bite proof for smaller dogs A range of sizes For small to medium dogs Lightweight (considering) Nose padding Can be modified (noseband/straps etc.) Well ventilated Can drink, take treats and pant when correctly fit. ​ CONS: Not great for some muzzle punchers Lighter made, determined dogs could break/bend Sleeping in it is more challenging (sometimes) Not as great for determined scavengers (needs easy mods) Companies that sell them size wrong and have incomplete measurements. No rubberised version AMAZON WIRE PROs: Bite proof for smaller dogs A range of sizes For small to medium dogs Can be modified (noseband/straps etc.) Well ventilated Can drink, take treats and pant when correctly fit. ​ CONS: Not great for some muzzle punchers Lighter made, determined dogs could break/bend Sleeping in it is more challenging (sometimes) Large/bulky noseband Cheaper straps Weird shape/tall back height Not as great for determined scavengers (needs easy mods) Companies that sell them size wrong and have incomplete measurements. No rubberised version MTT Info Charts Muzzle Training and Tips are the only ones who have a full and accurate size, measurement and weight chart for these muzzles. Most companies use a wildly inaccurate or incomplete chart, which is unfair to customers who should know exactly what they are purchasing. Measurement Chart & Individual Muzzle Charts for IDEAL & C&S. Dog Muzzle Charts Muzzle Comparison Charts Where/How To Purchase Coming soon Back To Top

Accurate Muzzle Charts by MTT These charts are made by me using measurements received from our members and admins, or just from me buying and measuring sizes. Unfortunately one of the biggest issues with most muzzle companies is their incorrect or incomplete measurements making sizing a muzzle incredibly difficult. If a link is missing it is more likely because we don't have the information, if it is broken please let me know. ​ These charts are as accurate as we can get but this does not mean they are spot on, because most are from members, not all may have measured in the same spot or their tape measurements are slightly off. The picture charts show the exact size and shape of the muzzles which some members prefer. Please feel free to use/take these images just please do not remove the watermarks.​ Measurement Charts CHOPO Wire ​ View number charts HERE. View picture charts HERE. JVM Wire View number charts HERE. View picture charts HERE. BASKERVILLE Ultra View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. GREYHOUND Type View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. B+F Leather View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. M3/M4 Wire ​ View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. C&S Wire View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. CHOPO Leather View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. BASKERVILLE Classic View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. BRONZE DOG wire View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. REDLINE View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. BACK TO TOP Dog Charts CHOPO Wire JVM Wire GREYHOUND Types PLASTIC Types OTHER Wire BASKERVILLE Ultra JAFCO M3/M4 Wire Comparison Charts CHOPO Wire JVM Wire PLASTIC/GREYHOUND Types PLASTIC Types OTHER Wire BASKERVILLE Ultra JAFCO M3/M4 Wire CHOPO Leather B+F Leather ROZCHOV REDLINE C&S Wire Prestige Wire View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE. JAFCO View number charts HERE. View picture charts HERE. ROZCHOV View number chart HERE. View picture charts HERE.

M3/M4 Wire Manufacturer: We don't know, but we say FDT Names: M3/M4, Bronze Dog, Dogs my love etc Location: USA Ships: Worldwide Options: 30+ sizes but only ten or so useable Sellers: 10+ Scavenge Proof: Partially, would need to cover the front for some dogs Bite proof: Yes Pros & Cons What is good or bad about these muzzles will depend on the dog, owner and also size. This list below is generalised. PROs: Bite proof Head strap/Multiple straps Lightweight (for wire) Few good shorter sizes Inexpensive CONs: Measurements are incorrect Weird shape/fit on some sizes Hard to modify the width Larger nosebands Few sizes that fit dogs well MTT Info Charts Muzzle Training and Tips are the only ones who have a full and accurate size, measurement and weight chart for these muzzles. Most companies use a wildly inaccurate or incomplete chart, which is unfair to customers who should know exactly what they are purchasing. Measurement Chart Individual Muzzle Charts Dog Muzzle Charts Muzzle Comparison Charts Make & Material The M3/M4 muzzle is made from a thicker wire than CHOPO and JVM. It is much harder to bend to either modify or break. They are slightly heavier, especially with all the straps they have. ​ All their sizes come with the full neck strap, adjustable cheek straps, chin tab to muzzle, noseband with felt and an adjustable head strap. These straps are thicker leather and work well for dogs with wider/smaller heads than usual. ​ These muzzles also come in a rubberised version though they are much harder to find than the standard wire. The front of the muzzles also has an extra bar on the inside which can help stop the mouth from getting to the end of the muzzle. ​​​FDT ‘M9/M10’ (WORLDWIDE) For dog trainers aren't the best place to purchase from, following the instructions below will help significantly with everything going well. While their international shipping is okay, the cost is slightly pricey, and shipping is slower. They also use CHOPO as a supplier but use their own numbers and measurements (Same as D&T sizes and the F sizes on LEERBURG). See here for how they size, shipping and wait time info. What to do for best outcome: Pick the model (M9/M10) and location you want Pick the size given on rec (1-30) *drop down may say ‘I will fill my dogs measurements’, click that to select size.* Do NOT give them any information like measurements, breed, size or age. They WILL size wrong and possibly refuse to refund. Use PayPal, using this ensures you have back up if they try to refuse a refund/exchange. They may also help with the return shipping fee. Once purchased it’s likely they will email/call you for your information, reply to ‘send the size you ordered’. They will send it. ​ Not following the above puts you at high risk of getting the wrong size and not being able to return it. M9= NORMAL WIRE, M10= RUBBERISED US: Standard wire (m4): CLICK HERE Rubberised (m3): CLICK HERE UK: Normal wire (m4): CLICK HERE Rubberised (m3): CLICK HERE CANADA: Normal wire (m4): CLICK HERE Rubberised (m3): none on the website AUSTRALIA: Normal wire (m4): CLICK HERE Rubberised (m3): none on the website NEW ZEALAND: Normal wire (m4): CLICK HERE Rubberised (m3): none on website MIDDLE EAST: Normal wire (m4): CLICK HERE Rubberised (m3): none on website EUROPE: Normal wire (m4): CLICK HERE Rubberised (m3): CLICK HERE ​ ​ D&T also sells these muzzles Where/How To Purchase Member Reviews I have (2) M3 size B3 for our Boxer girls and these have been an absolute lifesaver! I’ve tried 3 different muzzles prior to this and the dogs would not hardly move with them on. These arrived, we put them on and our house seems back to normal! These are lightweight, breathable, they can drink and take treats with them, run and play with them on! - We have an M4 size R1 from Dean and Tyler that is a little small for my dog but I didn't know this group existed at the time for sizing help. I instead naively gave my measurements to D&T and ended having to send back and reorder 4 different muzzles, paying shipping each time, until I ultimately told them to take their recommendations and get stuffed and picked one out myself based on their measurement charts. The final muzzle I received was a bit warped and needed bending back into shape. I also would have ordered from a cheaper shop had I known there were other options. Other than that this muzzle is fine. It required modification is squishing of the sides and cutting of the nose pad, but it's bite proof and has prevented an incident or two. Load More Back To Top

ROZCHOV Wire Muzzles A new brand of wire muzzle has been made available to you by MTT. Available in the EU and now worldwide these muzzles are very similar to CHOPO but not the exact same. We think they are better than CHOPO with many more sizes fitting dogs better. ​ ​Manufacturer: ROZCHOV Location: Europe Ships: EU only unless from MTT (Worldwide) Options: 50+ sizes Sellers: 2+ Scavenge Proof: Partially can be covered Bite proof: Yes​ When I started adding ROZCHOV info to our website I noticed that most suppliers listed it by breed and they had no consistent sizes/charts or measurements. I spent a lot of time working out the correct numbers/options based on many websites and was finally able to list all sizes because MTT feels that listing sizes by breed is inaccurate and affects the chance of getting a well fit muzzle and sizing correctly. Below The chart shows the corresponding breeds/numbers, this is mainly for our European members needing to find the sizes on EU stores. Pros & Cons What is good or bad about these muzzles will depend on the dog, owner and also size. This list below is generalised. PROs: Bite proof Large range of sizes For small to xl large dogs Lightweight (considering), normal wire is a smidge lighter. Regular wire and rubberised option (for heat/cold) Nose padding Can be modified (noseband/straps etc.) Good for long tongues Well ventilated Can drink, take treats and pant when correctly fit. CONS: Not great for some muzzle punchers Sleeping in it is more challenging (sometimes) One strap (can add your own) Not as great for determined scavengers (needs easy mods) Companies that sell them size wrong and have incorrect measurements. MTT Info Charts Muzzle Training and Tips are the only ones who have a full and accurate size, measurement and weight chart for these muzzles. Most companies use a wildly inaccurate or incomplete chart, which is unfair to customers who should know exactly what they are purchasing. Measurement Chart Individual Muzzle Charts Muzzled Dog Charts Muzzle Comparison Charts ROZCHOV may look very similar to CHOPO or JVM, but they are entirely different manufacturers/makers. ​ You can see these muzzles nosebands are primarily under the wire compared to CHOPO which have the extra 'square' to move the noseband back. They are slightly lighter than CHOPO muzzles and are easier to bend. The straps and noseband are cheaper faux leather and may need replacing. In pic: Normal wire is the ROZCHOV, rubberised is a CHOPO.​ Make & Material Where/How To Purchase EUROPE Stores Options are extensive and I highly recommend using google translate and our charts HERE ​ ​ Great option for Czech/EU but you will need a friend or find a forwarding place like Tiptrans ​ BUY HERE Back To Top

Birdwell Muzzles Manufacturer: Birdwell Enterprises Location: USA Ships: Worldwide Options: 2 sizes Sellers: 10+ Scavenge Proof: Yes Bite proof: Yes Extras: They also sell stool guards; it's one size that fits inside on a large muzzle and outside on a medium muzzle. *note that other stool guards not made by Birdwell won't fit as well/at all. Pros & Cons What is good or bad about these muzzles will depend on the dog, owner and also size. This list below is generalised. PROs: Low cost Available internationally Bite proof unless super determined Has a stool guard Easy to modify/add noseband Hard-plastic CONs: No noseband Chin strap needs removing for most. Limited sizes​ Shorter straps Narrower MTT Info Charts Muzzle Training and Tips are the only ones who have a full and accurate size, measurement and weight chart for these muzzles. Most companies use a wildly inaccurate or incomplete chart, which is unfair to customers who should know exactly what they are purchasing. Measurement Chart Individual Muzzle Charts (missing large) Dog Muzzle Charts Muzzle Comparison Charts Make & Material Made from heavy-duty plastic that won't bend or warp under hard use and all-metal buckle and hardware. Resistant to scraping on fences as well as dirt and odours, machine and dishwasher safe for easy cleaning and disinfecting. ​ You can purchase a 'stool guard' to go with either size of Birdwell Muzzle, it sits inside the large muzzle and outside of the medium muzzle. There is a few types of stool guards you can buy that could fit but we recommend just sticking with the Birdwell guard. Look-A-Likes Birdwell muzzles have a few other brands that are really similar, the Brocks (full grip supply) is the closest you can find to Birdwell but there is a Similar style from Aus which are soft material and the 114 from The muzzle Shop is also very similar. ​ In the picture in a Birdwell vs Brocks muzzle. Where/How To Purchase https://www.themuzzleshop.com/ https://amzn.to/3fE8z1Y * ​ Affiliate link* Member Reviews Very happy with our large purple Birdwell. Lightweight, colourful and VERY sturdy. Easy to modify. We put it in hot but not boiling water and pulled out the sides to make it wider. Not easily taken off by the dog, thanks to the chin strap it comes with. If I had to come up with something I don't like about it.. it would be that the strap and the basket of the muzzle are two different shades of purple. All the other colours don't seem to have that issue. 😁Edit: Forgot to mention that it had a strong smell of cigarette smoke when it arrived. It went away after dipping it in hot water and letting it sit outside in the sun for a day. - Send more in to add Load More Back To Top