My boyfriend's black labrador Evie is a little sweetheart when she's at home with us and she's fine with the other dogs and she absolutely adores my daughter! She's generally well behaved on her walks, too - she's always the first to come back when called and she is a sociable dog who is usually fine with people and other dogs on her walks. That is, until a dog comes up close to me or Marc - and if that happens, she goes for the throat. I've got no idea why she's like this (over protective?!) as none of our other dogs are at all aggressive, but to me it is obvious that she is a danger to other dogs and possibly strangers. There is a dog - called Peppa - where ...  Read the complete review

A quick story about my dog, and why we thought we needed this muzzle. We bought our dog from the dogs home when he was a puppy. We set out initially to get a goldfish and a whole load of palaver and a long story later we came home with a dog! The dogs home told us that he was a border terrier which we thought wouldn't be too bad considering they are only small dogs. We immediately fell in love with this tiny puppy. A month later we came to realise that our dog (at one month old) was twice the size of a border terrier. In a rather sheer panic I rang the dog's home and she told me that the dog was a lurcher! How they could have had this mix up i will ...  Read the complete review

I would just like to point out for those who had already made a judgement about my dog, he is not dangerous and a muzzle isn't always used for the reasons you may think. I own a Labrador, for those of you who own dogs and know this breed; you have probably already worked out why I have bought this item. Not because the dog I own is a dangerous dog but because Labradors are living, breathing hoovers. Basically they eat or even just chew and mouth everything. I have had to stop my dog from eating all sorts, radiator caps, chewing gum, sticks, any food imaginable, flowers, poop (anything's but his own)! So for those of you that don't know, the Labrador ...  Read the complete review

Recently my Malinois developed an abcess on her back paw. She was okay when it firs develped but by the evening she was holding her paw up and would now not let me near her paw to look at it. She was in such pain from it that she was growling when I touched it. When she got to the vets she was still the same and it was becoming increasingly difficult to treat her as the vet could not look into the paw well enough. The dog was spinning around growling as the pain was too much for her. The Vet recommended we put a muzzle on her not to prevent her biting as it had become evident that she was not going to bite but the Vet informed me ...  Read the complete review