Best muzzles?

[Londonkatt]

Hi all, I am a long time lurker in the dog house but never posted before. I have a 1 year old Australian terrier who is a shocker for eating rubbish, so I muzzle her on walks for her own safety.
She was ok with this to start with, but the last few days she has been trying to avoid having it on by turning her head away. It’s a plastic Baskerville and I wondered if a different brand might be more comfy? She is a small dog (7kg) with a pointy face - I will try to add a photo if I can work out how. Thanks in advance for any tips or suggestions!

 

[Londonkatt]

 

[Londonkatt]

And the current muzzle

 

[Annette4]

The muzzle shop is a good place to start as they can offer lots of advice and support.

A friend makes muzzles bespoke to your measurements with appropriate pant room which most muzzles don't have. They're not cheap but well worth the investment. Getting one for Dobby is on my list but I'm on a spending ban at the moment

 

[Londonkatt]

Thank you - the muzzle shop looks great, lots of helpful info. I think any muzzle will be cheaper than the cost of fishing a sock out of a dogs stomach with an endoscope! (Yes I speak from experience …)

 

[Katieg123]

Dog Muzzles | Custom-Made | The Muzzle Movement

Muzzles should fit & feel good - ours look good too (but that’s only half the story) Designed & manufactured by leading dog behaviourist for optimum welfare.

www.themuzzlemovement.com

No experience with them but saw these before and they look quite good!

 

[druid]

Muzzle shop work well for our Manchester terriers when racing, with the keeper collar added for safety!