How do I acclimatise my dog to wearing a muzzle ?

It's important to remember that for your dog having a new training aid on their head / face will feel unusual for your dog and it is perfectly normal reaction for them to try and remove it. We encourage you to help your dog acclimatise to the muzzle by using positive associations methods. This can be through using treats to encourage your dog to place their nose into the muzzle and placing the muzzle on the dog for a few seconds, then taking the muzzle off and rewarding immediately. Build up the length of time the muzzle is on slowly, so your dog has time to adjust. You can find more information on how to do this with our 'how-to' video on this page. If your dog is trying to take the muzzle off, try to distract them with a treat or their favourite toy to stop this behaviour. In the early days of acclimatising your dog we strongly recommend you use the collar loop and the headstrap for increased security and stability and minimise muzzle movement if your dog tries to remove it.

My dog likes to scavenge for food waste, what muzzle is best for my dog?

We would recommend the Anti Scavenge Muzzle (Sizes 1-10) as this includes an additional plastic guard at the end of the muzzle to prevent eating of food waste and other items like other dogs poo! All Baskerville Muzzles are suitable to use on your dog for the prevention of wildlife catching and scavenging.

How long can a Baskerville muzzle be worn?

Due to the Baskerville basket style design, our muzzles can be worn for longer periods e.g. for daily dog walks, as the dog can pant and drink at all times with the muzzle on. However, even with Baskerville muzzles we do not recommend leaving these on your dog for extended periods of time unless absolutely necessary e.g. your dog is aggressive even at home. We recommend, as with all our products, to fully supervise your dog while they are wearing the muzzle from both a safety and welfare perspective. In the early days of muzzle training this will also ensure your dog does not remove the muzzle and potentially chew the product.

How do I acclimatise my dog to wearing a muzzle ?

It's important to remember that for your dog having a new training aid on their head / face will feel unusual for your dog and it is perfectly normal reaction for them to try and remove it. We encourage you to help your dog acclimatise to the muzzle by using positive associations methods. This can be through using treats to encourage your dog to place their nose into the muzzle and placing the muzzle on the dog for a few seconds, then taking the muzzle off and rewarding immediately. Build up the length of time the muzzle is on slowly, so your dog has time to adjust. You can find more information on how to do this with our 'how-to' video on this page. If your dog is trying to take the muzzle off, try to distract them with a treat or their favourite toy to stop this behaviour. In the early days of acclimatising your dog we strongly recommend you use the collar loop and the headstrap for increased security and stability and minimise muzzle movement if your dog tries to remove it.

My dog likes to scavenge for food waste, what muzzle is best for my dog?

We would recommend the Anti Scavenge Muzzle (Sizes 1-10) as this includes an additional plastic guard at the end of the muzzle to prevent eating of food waste and other items like other dogs poo! All Baskerville Muzzles are suitable to use on your dog for the prevention of wildlife catching and scavenging.

How long can a Baskerville muzzle be worn?

Due to the Baskerville basket style design, our muzzles can be worn for longer periods e.g. for daily dog walks, as the dog can pant and drink at all times with the muzzle on. However, even with Baskerville muzzles we do not recommend leaving these on your dog for extended periods of time unless absolutely necessary e.g. your dog is aggressive even at home. We recommend, as with all our products, to fully supervise your dog while they are wearing the muzzle from both a safety and welfare perspective. In the early days of muzzle training this will also ensure your dog does not remove the muzzle and potentially chew the product.

How do I acclimatise my dog to wearing a muzzle ?

It's important to remember that for your dog having a new training aid on their head / face will feel unusual for your dog and it is perfectly normal reaction for them to try and remove it. We encourage you to help your dog acclimatise to the muzzle by using positive associations methods. This can be through using treats to encourage your dog to place their nose into the muzzle and placing the muzzle on the dog for a few seconds, then taking the muzzle off and rewarding immediately. Build up the length of time the muzzle is on slowly, so your dog has time to adjust. You can find more information on how to do this with our 'how-to' video on this page. If your dog is trying to take the muzzle off, try to distract them with a treat or their favourite toy to stop this behaviour. In the early days of acclimatising your dog we strongly recommend you use the collar loop and the headstrap for increased security and stability and minimise muzzle movement if your dog tries to remove it.

My dog likes to scavenge for food waste, what muzzle is best for my dog?

We would recommend the Anti Scavenge Muzzle (Sizes 1-10) as this includes an additional plastic guard at the end of the muzzle to prevent eating of food waste and other items like other dogs poo! All Baskerville Muzzles are suitable to use on your dog for the prevention of wildlife catching and scavenging.

How long can a Baskerville muzzle be worn?

Due to the Baskerville basket style design, our muzzles can be worn for longer periods e.g. for daily dog walks, as the dog can pant and drink at all times with the muzzle on. However, even with Baskerville muzzles we do not recommend leaving these on your dog for extended periods of time unless absolutely necessary e.g. your dog is aggressive even at home. We recommend, as with all our products, to fully supervise your dog while they are wearing the muzzle from both a safety and welfare perspective. In the early days of muzzle training this will also ensure your dog does not remove the muzzle and potentially chew the product.

How do I acclimatise my dog to wearing a muzzle ?

It's important to remember that for your dog having a new training aid on their head / face will feel unusual for your dog and it is perfectly normal reaction for them to try and remove it. We encourage you to help your dog acclimatise to the muzzle by using positive associations methods. This can be through using treats to encourage your dog to place their nose into the muzzle and placing the muzzle on the dog for a few seconds, then taking the muzzle off and rewarding immediately. Build up the length of time the muzzle is on slowly, so your dog has time to adjust. You can find more information on how to do this with our 'how-to' video on this page. If your dog is trying to take the muzzle off, try to distract them with a treat or their favourite toy to stop this behaviour. In the early days of acclimatising your dog we strongly recommend you use the collar loop and the headstrap for increased security and stability and minimise muzzle movement if your dog tries to remove it.

My dog likes to scavenge for food waste, what muzzle is best for my dog?

We would recommend the Anti Scavenge Muzzle (Sizes 1-10) as this includes an additional plastic guard at the end of the muzzle to prevent eating of food waste and other items like other dogs poo! All Baskerville Muzzles are suitable to use on your dog for the prevention of wildlife catching and scavenging.

How long can a Baskerville muzzle be worn?

Due to the Baskerville basket style design, our muzzles can be worn for longer periods e.g. for daily dog walks, as the dog can pant and drink at all times with the muzzle on. However, even with Baskerville muzzles we do not recommend leaving these on your dog for extended periods of time unless absolutely necessary e.g. your dog is aggressive even at home. We recommend, as with all our products, to fully supervise your dog while they are wearing the muzzle from both a safety and welfare perspective. In the early days of muzzle training this will also ensure your dog does not remove the muzzle and potentially chew the product.

Baskerville

MUSELIÈRE BASKERVILLE CLASSIC

La NOUVELLE muselière Baskerville Classic est constituée de caoutchouc thermoplastique (TPR) amélioré, plus léger que le plastique traditionnellement utilisé pour fabriquer les muselières : 4 fois plus solide, ce matériau unique résiste à l’épreuve du temps et vous permet de remodeler la muselière à l’eau chaude pour l’adapter au museau de votre chien. La muselière panier Baskerville Classic comporte une grille de protection amovible pour empêcher le chien de manger des détritus, des cailloux, des excréments ou des animaux morts pendant les promenades, ou de lécher une plaie après intervention chirurgicale. Le panier est conçu pour assurer le bien-être des chiens, qui restent libres de haleter, de boire et de jouer normalement. Grâce à sa nouvelle muserolle rembourrée au design amélioré et sa sangle sécurisée facile à régler au niveau du cou, cette muselière garantit le confort des chiens et la tranquillité d’esprit des maîtres, en toute situation.

CONVIENT À L’USAGE QUOTIDIEN

Conçue pour le BIEN-ÊTRE DU CHIEN, la muselière Baskerville Classic le laisse libre de BOIRE et de HALETER (en cas de chaleur/stress). CONVIENT AUX PROMENADES QUOTIDIENNES et au port prolongé.

MULTIFONCTION

cette muselière peut s’utiliser en situations nouvelles ou stressantes : rendez-vous chez le vétérinaire ou le toiletteur, trajets en transport public, rencontres avec des personnes inconnues, etc.

L’EMPÊCHE DE MANGER N’IMPORTE QUOI

1/4 des muselières sont utilisées pour empêcher les chiens de manger des détritus, des excréments ou des animaux morts. La grille de protection supplémentaire EMPÊCHE ces comportements.

CONFORTABLE

SANS PIÈCE EN MÉTAL SUR LE VISAGE DU CHIEN, et avec muserolle rembourrée améliorée. Peut se remodeler à l’eau chaude pour adapter la forme à votre chien. Disponible en 10 TAILLES, pour chiens de tout gabarit.

Guide des tailles et caractéristiques de la muselière

Comment utiliser la muselière Baskerville Anti Scavenge

FAQs

Veuillez vous reporter au guide des tailles sur cette page pour trouver la taille correspondant à votre chien. Si la longueur et la circonférence du museau de votre chien correspondent à deux tailles de muselière différentes, veuillez utiliser la longueur de museau pour choisir la taille qui lui ira le mieux.

Si vous avez encore des doutes, envoyez un e-mail avec une photo de votre chien portant sa muselière à : office@wearecoa.com, et notre équipe pourra vous conseiller.

Gardez à l’esprit que sentir un nouvel accessoire sur sa tête/son museau paraîtra d’abord étrange à votre chien : il est donc parfaitement normal qu’il essaie de l’enlever. Nous vous conseillons de l’habituer au port de la muselière en utilisant des méthodes d’association positive. Vous pourriez, par exemple, présenter des friandises à votre chien pour l’encourager à passer le museau dans la muselière, laisser la muselière sur sa tête pendant quelques secondes, puis l’enlever et récompenser immédiatement votre chien. Faites-lui progressivement porter la muselière de plus en plus longtemps, pour lui laisser le temps de s’y habituer. Pour plus d’informations à ce sujet, veuillez regarder le tutoriel vidéo sur cette page. Si votre chien essaie d’enlever sa muselière, essayez de le distraire avec une friandise ou son jouet préféré pour stopper ce comportement. Pendant la période initiale, lorsque votre chien s’acclimate encore à la muselière, nous vous recommandons d’utiliser la boucle du collier et la sangle de tête pour plus de sécurité et de stabilité : la muselière tiendra mieux en place, même s’il essaie de l’enlever.

Nous vous conseillons d’opter pour la muselière Anti Scavenge (tailles 1-10), qui inclut une grille de protection en plastique supplémentaire au niveau de la gueule pour empêcher le chien de manger des détritus. Toutes les muselières Baskerville conviennent aux maîtres qui souhaitent empêcher leur chien de faire les poubelles ou d’attraper des proies dans la nature.

La muselière Anti Scavenge est parfaite pour résoudre ce problème fréquent. De la même manière qu’elle empêche le chien de manger des détritus, la grille de protection en plastique l’empêchera aussi de manger des excréments ou d’autres objets.

Comme le panier des muselières Baskerville permet à l’animal de haleter et de boire normalement, vous pouvez la laisser sur votre chien plus longtemps que d’autres types de muselière, p. ex. pour la durée de vos promenades quotidiennes. Cependant, même si vous optez pour un modèle Baskerville, nous vous déconseillons de laisser la muselière sur votre chien pendant de longues périodes, sauf en cas de nécessité absolue, p. ex. si votre chien est agressif même à la maison. Comme avec tous nos produits, nous vous recommandons de garder constamment l’œil sur votre chien lorsqu’il porte une muselière, pour assurer son bien-être et sa sécurité. Pendant la phase d’acclimatation, cela évitera aussi que votre chien enlève ou mordille la muselière.