Lightweight Wire Basket Dog Muzzle for Siberian Husky

Siberian Husky Light Weight Wire Basket Muzzle

If you decided to buy a muzzle, then probably you are afraid that your dog can bite someone. However, you wouldn't like to limit dog's freedom with its jaws always kept closed, would you? That is why we would like to offer you this Light Weight Wire Basket Dog Muzzle. It is rather multifunctional and will fit such breeds as Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute or Akita Inu.

Wire cage design will provide your Husky with perfect air circulation. So, your dog will feel no restrictions for panting while running, playing or jumping. Panting perfectly regulates dog's body temperature, so your Husky will never be overheated.

Another advantage of this muzzle is leather lining with felt padding inside the cage. It protects your Husky's snout from rubbing or muzzle's cutting into skin. The muzzle is fixed with three straps, two side straps and the one which goes around dog's head.

Note! There is NO strap between the eyes for muzzle sizes: #0, #1, #2 and #3. If you would like to order the muzzle with the front strap, please, note it in your order notes.

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How to measure your Siberian Husky for good fit of this muzzle:

		Length: Distance from the tip of the nose to eye line in inches
		Circumference: Around snout one inch below eye line in inches
		Eye Line: Distance from eye line to the point right behind the ears
		Neck Circumference: Circumference around neck behind ears in inches
		Width: Snout width in the widest part
		Height: Snout height, should be measured with mouth a little open

To see more precise instructions how to measure your Dog - Click here

Caution!
Please take the measurements and fill the sizing list so we could choose the proper muzzle size for your dog.
Please note that for the measurements to be correct, don't add any other numbers to them.
However, we don't recommend you to use this muzzle at low temperatures as the metal wires can provide some inconveniences or even the dog's nose or tongue can stick to them. It is also undesirable to use this item in training because if the dog accidentally hit you with its snout the muzzle can hurt you.