LUCKYPAW Soft Dog Muzzle for Small Dogs to Anti Biting Chewing

Good product, does the job, does not hurts the face of the dog

This muzzle is amazing! It works! The strap and muzzle part are fully adjustable so sizing was not an issue. It took a few times to get it down but now super easy to get it on her. Once we had the size set, you just slide on the muzzle and clip the back and it’s on. It is very soft and a nice lightweight material. The Velcro is very strong so I think it will last. She was able to get it off eventually after really trying to pry it off with her paws, but it took a lot of effort on her part. Once on, she calms down, and still wants to bark, but is super quiet and not going crazy. So happy I found this!

I bought it for my Sheppard, but it was too short for her. It does fit my springer spaniel though. The quality is really nice though and sewn well so it won’t come unstitched. If you have a pooch with a long snout you may want to go up a size.

My wife and I rescued a Siberian Husky when she was six years old, that was eight years ago, making her fourteen years old now as I type this in June of 2024. Unfortunately, she didn't have the best life before we got her and was left in a crate when her old family was working or sleeping, leaving her around a mere 4 hours a day to be free. For any dog that would be cruel, but for a Siberian Husky, a breed with super-high energy, it was torture. This led to her having several behavior problems that we had to overcome over time. Although she has never been in a crate since and thinks our king-size bed is her bed. Then again, she thinks the same for our full-size couch or any of the three huge doggy beds positioned in various places in our living room so she can lay up next to myself ("Daddy") or her momma (my wife) or to look out the window. Now when we first got her she bit me in the face. It was 100% my fault as she had just been 'fixed' three days previously, and was asleep on the couch laying next to me with her head right up against my leg but not on it. Well, we had a husky that looked just like her that we had to put down a month earlier, and with that dog she would lay the same way just further up with her head on my lap, so without thinking I leaned over this new husky and pulled her up so her head would be on my lap, or at least that was my intent. Well, she was sleeping and I startled her. I was a new face to her as we had only had her a couple of days at this point, add to that how I may have inadvertently hurt where she was stitched up on her belly from just getting fixed, and she reacted as most dogs would have in that situation and she bit me in the face. It was bad. As soon as it happened I could see that she had a look on her face where she knew she had done something bad and of course, I yelled out as it hurt badly as a large portion of my cheek was no longer attached to my face. I ended up getting most of it stitched up and years later everything is fine. You would never even know it happened, it healed that well surprisingly (then again I have a beard so who knows lol). Anyway, of course, I didn't scold her as it was 100% my fault. I knew better but wasn't thinking at the moment. She never bit any human since but she did go after another husky mix that we got at 7 weeks old back 5 years ago. She didn't hurt her badly (she could have easily killed her if she wanted to) but was teaching the puppy what wasn't proper behavior the only way that a dog can teach that lesson as they don't talk like people do after all. Otherwise, we know not to lean over her as it freaks her out, likely something from her past before we had her, and she does not like to get her nails cut, or to be brushed, although with that she has gotten a lot better if its me doing the brushing as I am alpha, and although she doesn't like it and tells me so the way a husky can express their emotions unlike any other dog (other than a Malamute) she allows it for a short time nevertheless. When it comes to certain things though like cutting the hair off from under her paws, nail trims, or vet visits where a shot has to be given, it is better to muzzle her than to not as Huskies have a wildness to them sometimes due to their high energy. They have high instincts that will show themselves with certain things such as their high prey drive, or say if they hear a mole 2 feet down in your yard (or anyone else's yard if you happen to be walking them down the street.... smh) they will just start digging throwing massive amounts of dirt within seconds, and that instinctive nature sometimes comes out as an instantaneous reaction, sometimes before the message of what they already did got to their brain to decide if it was a good idea or not to follow through with that instinctive action that already happened lol.... and I have to laugh at that as I am guilty of the same thing from time to time ( and no, not digging for moles in my neighbor's yard). So anyway, this mesh dog muzzle was perfect for her as a precautionary thing, kind of like keeping a good dog, good type of thing, basically along the same lines as why we lock the doors on our vehicles. Chances are that nobody will come along and try to open your door to steal anything left inside of it worth of value... but we lock our doors anyway, to keep an honest person honest (lol). Now, I would NOT recommend this type if you have a dog that will absolutely, 100% use whatever is in its vicinity as they would a rare steak, as this just wouldn't be strong enough IMO, and could be removed if the dog was given enough time to mess with it. That type of dog would need the leather type of muzzle with buckles. This type though suits the purpose for short-term things on a normally good dog who may get scared and bite by instinct, such as other dogs or people at the veterinarian's office, or whatnot.

My otherwise goofy dog becomes a Mr. Sassy Snaps at bath time. After getting nabbed a few times it was imperative to stop this behavior before it became a habit. This muzzle is light weight, easy to fit to his face, comfortable, and super affordable. The fit allows him to still look around and lick the bath water freely. He just can't bite. He now calms right down and sits for his muzzle, is able to pay better attention at bath, and we are both safe. It's perfect for our needs in turning bath back into a positive for us both. After bath the muzzle gets hung to dry. If you have a bath time Sassy Snaps perhaps this would be a good fit for you too?

Let me start by saying, this is not a muzzle for an aggressive dog. We purchased, use, and approve this muzzle for our 95 lb malinois mix. Itbis soft and seems comfortable. Our dog is very large and very mouthy, but doesn't bite in aggression. Our grandkids were a little afraid of him. We tried out this muzzle last night. After some coaxing, the kids felt comfortable knowing that the dog wouldn't mouth them and the dog got more accustomed to their activity. He was still able to lick and pant slightly. It is adjustable but our goal was to prevent his full, open mouth. Because of his energy and reduced ablility to pant, we took it off after about an hour so he could breathe regularly. We are using this as a training tool and wouldn't leave him in it for extended periods of time or during vigorous activity.

Started fraying the 3 time used

The muzzle looks like it’s made well. I had a slight problem and the seller took care of it. Awesome customer service. Highly recommend this seller.

Has worked very well for my chihuahua

Fits my dog perfectly.

I have a large breed and this most certainly was meant for a small breed. I could not get the muzzle to ever come around . Buyer beware.

Obviously my dog hates it. But it’s well designed and soft enough for comfort. Helps keep my pup who’s just over a year old from barking ( some days it’s bad ) and she gets a big nippy still and has sharp teeth lol. Calms her down too :) This helps a lot - good quality , good price and well resigned. Besides who can resist the cute dog bones ?

This was very easy to apply on my dog. The fabric is soft. However, this type of muzzle is very constricting for your active dog. As you know dogs pant when they are feeling hot or have been active. It is their way of perspiring. When they pant their mouths need to be open allowing for their natural response to heat or after a fun time and active play. This muzzle does not allow for that. Unfortunately, I had overlooked this when ordering the item. What stood out for me to convince me to purchase was the item would not look intimidating or aggressive and the texture and feel of the muzzle. But did not think how it would affect a panting very active dog. Although it is easy to apply and is soft, I would not recommend for active dogs as this is very restrictive to their natural and healthy response of panting.