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Start slowly and work your way up. Your dog may need to get used to having the muzzle around so give your dog time to explore and play. Although your dog shouldn’t be allowed to chew the muzzle, supervised play time where you explore putting it on could go a long way to making things easier. Dog muzzles can be handy in a variety of situations. Muzzles can be used as a safety precaution in new social settings, offer bark control, bite prevention, or protect from excessive chewing, and they are helpful in many other negative mouth-associated situations. If your pug has a history of biting or trying to eat things off the floor, a muzzle may be the best way to protect your dog and those around him. Keep in mind that a muzzle won’t train your dog to stop biting or barking—it will only prevent them from doing so while they’re wearing the muzzle. Will a muzzle make my pug more aggressive?

You don’t want a muzzle that keeps your Boxer’s mouth shut, as this could inhibit them from getting sufficient air, which is why basket muzzles are among the most popular variety. Nylon/Mesh MuzzleYour biggest issue probably won’t be deciding whether or not to use a muzzle, but finding the right muzzle for your pug. This is complicated by the fact that pugs are a brachycephalic, or flat-faced, breed. Not only can their exaggerated features cause several health issues, but it also makes it challenging to find a good muzzle. In addition to making sure your dog is comfortable, you’ll also want to ensure your pug can breathe correctly too. If your pug is unpredictable in social situations, it’s best to be prepared. Meeting new people or new animals can be stressful for some dogs, and you want to ensure that both parties stay safe. A muzzle is great to protect others, especially if children are involved. After Surgery or an Injury

Soft muzzles can stop your pug from biting or barking, and won’t obstruct their breathing. One that fits correctly also won’t obstruct your pug’s vision or cover their sensitive eyes. While a pug is unlikely to bite unless they’re scared or angry, a visit to the vet or the groomer can bring out those rare behaviors. If you already know your pug has a history of biting other people, muzzling them during a vet examination or grooming session may be a precaution.You should easily be able to complete these steps in minutes, and potentially get your Boxer accustomed to the muzzle in under a day. Of course, we also want you to get the best price for your chosen muzzle, and that is why each of the muzzles here comes at a different price, ensuring that there is something you can comfortably afford. The perfect one is here, and we know you will find it. The same goes for punishment. Never muzzle your dog to teach a lesson. You will do nothing to fix the underlying problem, and once again, your dog will learn to associate the muzzle with the punishment. Now when you try to muzzle your dog in a legitimate situation like an emergency, your dog will be even more scared and nervous. What Are the Different Types of Muzzles? The basket muzzle does not stop your dog from barking, however, so it’s not an option if you’re dealing with a vocal pug. Our last muzzle is fancy for those of you who prefer a leather option. It’s a leather basket style muzzle explicitly designed for short-nosed breeds. It fits over the nose and mouth but allows for some movement and some panting. Leather is sometimes more comfortable for dogs with sensitive skin, and it’s certainly durable. The design is adjustable for a great fit and helps prevent unwanted bites and chewing. It comes in two sizes and two colors with hardware accents. 5 Tips to Properly use a Muzzle with a Boston Terrier