Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black
Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black
Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black
Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black
Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black
Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black
Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black
Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black

Muzzle | Flexi & Legal Requirement - S-XL Breeds - Black

€32,99

  • Legal Requirement country dependant
  • Strong, flexi' material for comfort
  • Adjustable straps around the head

The Original BullyBillows Dog Safety muzzle is the perfect entry-level muzzle, covering you for the safety aspects you need to keep your dog safe while also following legal requirements, 

The Safety Muzzle is ideal for those who are new to muzzles, starting out with canine muzzle training or those on a budget. 

Crafted from TPE material, akin to silicone, this BullyBillows muzzle offers unparalleled flexibility and durability. Our innovative design ensures that the muzzle guard remains comfortable while effectively preventing your dog from breaking free. 

The adjustable straps are lined with neoprene, ensuring a snug fit without compromising on your pet's well-being. 

Dog muzzle sizes

Available in a range of sizes from Small to XL, the BullyBillows dog muzzle is tailored to accommodate various breeds, providing a perfect fit for every furry friend. 

Say goodbye to discomfort and insecurity, and embrace a new level of safety and ease with the BullyBillows muzzle.

Muzzle safety

As a general guideline, please measure your dog to ensure the muzzle is fitted correctly, not being too tight or too loose. It's recommended that a dog should not wear a muzzle for more than 30 minutes at a time if your dog is going through strenuous activity, if your dog is walking normally, you can wear this muzzle for longer periods of time, specially if it's the first time the dog is wearing one. 

It's important to gradually acclimate the dog to wear a muzzle and to monitor them closely during the initial uses.

Allow time to train your dog before putting a muzzle on your furry friend. Muzzles can take some adjusting time, and you should try to be as patient as possible.


Psst… Important read alert!... How To Muzzle Train A Dog

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  • Legal Requirement for specific breeds
  • Say no more to chafing materials
  • Adjustable straps to get a snug fit
  • Durable flexi' cage muzzle
  • Suitable from Smaller breeds to Bullies
  • Legal Requirement for specific breeds
  • Say no more to chafing materials
  • Adjustable straps to get a snug fit
  • Durable flexi' cage muzzle
  • Suitable from Smaller breeds to Bullies
  • Legal Requirement for specific breeds
  • Say no more to chafing materials
  • Adjustable straps to get a snug fit
  • Durable flexi' cage muzzle
  • Suitable from Smaller breeds to Bullies

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FAQs

Muzzles are primarily designed for safety, such as biting or chewing, rather than to stop barking. Although it can reduce barking, it won’t completely stop it, so it’s important to choose the right muzzle and make sure your dog is comfortable wearing it. This applies to both cage muzzles and fabric safety muzzles too.

To shampoo your dog, start by wetting their coat with warm water. Apply a dog-friendly shampoo and massage it into their fur and skin, taking good care to not get it in their eyes or ears. Rinse completely, and then apply your doggy conditioner to keep their fur shiny and smooth. Rinse again, then towel try or use a hair dryer on a low heat setting. Then, spray them with your favourite BullyBillows cologne for an unbelievably clean and fresh pooch.

Begin muzzle training your dog by introducing it slowly; let them sniff it and investigate the muzzle whilst offering treats, to create a positive association. Start with slow sessions then gradually increase the time that they wear it (making sure that it fits properly) and offer rewards for calm behaviour. Find more information in our insightful blog - How to muzzle train a dog.

How often you brush your dog really depends on the breed and coat type. Some long-haired breeds, or double-coated breeds, could benefit from daily brushing to reduce matting, whereas short-haired breeds might only need brushing once a week. 

Once you’ve found what works best for you and your dog, keep it up! Regular brushing keeps your dog’s coat healthy and improves skin circulation too. Check out our deshedding brushes and combs for a gentle way to remove loose and unwanted fur.