Anyone have one for a boxer? How's the fit? Easy to feed treats? Possible for dog to carry toy?
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My dog is a boxer mix with a boxer snout and the size that I bought for her fits great. Measure the dogs snout carefully to get the proper fit. That's very important. Giving treats is no problem but carrying toys-no.
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The Baskerville Ultra Dog Muzzle is made to fit any dog depending on the correct sizing for each dog. Yes, very easy to feed treats as well as eat & drink water. As far as carry a Toy "possibly not":/
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We have two, one for a boxer like snout dog... a pit bull. Make sure it's the right size. It's all a rubber compound and straps, all basically sort of soft, no metal. It's easy to put on, has a top and bottom loop to use if wanted/needed to keep the muzzle on. I've fed my dogs treats through the muzzle, and they can take a drink as well... their tongues don't go through the muzzle, but they can dip the muzzle into a bowl of water without a problem and drink. I recommend them without question.
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I think your dog would be okay with it. My dog loves Nylabones, but he's a 45lb vigorous chewer and this one wasn't tough enough for him. He was able to break off the tail, head, and little bumps on the body and unfortunately he swallowed some, which gave him severe diarrhea. So as long as he/she isn't strong enough to chew a lot off at a time and doesn't swallow any, I think she'd be ok. As far as the teeth problem reviews, I think there is always a risk in giving your dog a durable chew toy. They're tough. That's the point haha
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Yes, i use it on my boxer and it works great. It should work fine for any size dog
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We have a Boxer and Chesapeake. The Boxer roots sometimes but not intense. I will say that this is the first bed he hasn't chewed. Maybe he finally figured out if he does it will be the last. The original cover, the zipper broke (not because of dogs) and the seller replaced the cover promptly.
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Thank you all for your answers. I ended up ordering one so hopefully my boxer will enjoy the experience of being groomed and the brush gets out lots of shedding fur. Thanks again for all the prompt and helpful responses!
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I have a 90 lb boxer, approximately 9 years old. (He's a rescue dog, so we're not sure of his exact age.) I've made 3 significant investments for him that I simply don't regret. The first was this bed. He needed something large enough for his entire body to fit on when he stretched out on his side. As for the foam, I think that is the best part. He moves slowly and with a slight limp, mostly in the mornings after laying down all night. I can't imagine how much worse that would be without the the foam padding to cushion his old bones. The other two investments, in case you're wondering, is an elevated feeding bowl (Neater Feeder) and a bigger doggie door so he didn't have to stoop so far down to go outside.
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Did you buy it for your bulldog? I'm looking for something for my 65lb bulldog?
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It is certainly a comfy bed and has proven beneficial for my dog; however, I am not a vet and cannot give any valid advice. I hope your pup does well, I have a mini hotdog too. good luck.
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Yes it will fit into the toy - I have also broken up dog bones and put them in there - my favorite are the Bil Jac treats. It's a great toy - good idea on dividing up meal time.
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This would be a good toy for your dog. The way it is designed all dog sizes can play with it using wither feet or snout. Some of her toys/puzzles are smaller. I think this is one of the larger ones. Enjoy! My dog goes crazy over it. My current dog is smaller but I know my 150lb Giant Schnauzer would have loved it and had no problem with size :-)
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I have a 70# pitador. He actually can crush biscuits through the Kong with his jaw to get them out. I find this as good exercise for his busy jaws. No rips or tears in the Classic Large. As mentioned in my review, the opening on the XL is too lbig to hold treats. Med seems small for your lab and your growing husky
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Maggie figured it out pretty quick too. I still will hide the treats in the toy when I leave but just ordered and received the kong toys where you hide the treats inside, or use peanut butter. I think that will keep her occupied a little bit longer. i don't know of any other toys but will keep looking. Please let me know if you find something too!
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I have a 70 pound boxer; work fine for her. I think it would be a tight fit for your dog.
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Could be a bit large for a toy breed. I have a Shiffon and she is addicted to them. She will alert anyone that enters the room, the drawer they are in, and she would like them to get her one. We have a Rat terrier that does not like them, and will strain to even take one from you. Not much help, I know, sorry.
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We have used it with a Golden Retriever. She also likes tennis balls. No problem with either.
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I have a boxer and I got her a large. She's about 50 lbs. It fit her really well. After a few hours she didn't even know it was on... Until she got stuck in the doggy door :). It's so much better than the plastic cone of death.
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My 30lb standard poodle JUST fits and seems very comfy in it but I think it might be a bit small for a heavier boned boxer - you need to try it before buying if that is at all possible Tess