Product Description

Leerburg's Leather Police Agitation Muzzle is recommended for police or military K9 muzzle fighting. The inside nose padding offers a comfortable fit for the dog. This muzzle is adjustable and has three straps—2 on the sides and 1 from the top. There is a leather-covered steel bar in the front for additional protection during agitation training.

Do not use leather conditioner on leather muzzles.

Free Online Course with a Muzzle Purchase

When customers purchase any Leerburg muzzle, they will have FREE ACCESS to Leerburg's Conditioning Your Dog to a Muzzle course (originally $20). This course contains 31 short videos that explain how Ed and Cindy use reward-based training methods to condition their dogs to wearing a muzzle.

Fitting a Muzzle for Your Dog

Figuring out the proper size muzzle can be a complicated process. We've created several mediums on assisting you with properly fitting your dog's muzzle. You can choose to enroll in our free online course How to Measure Your Dog for a Muzzle, view an instructional video, or read a detailed article to figure out your dog's muzzle size.

If you are still unsure of which size to choose, measure the circumference of your dog's snout as well as the length. You can call our office at (715) 235-6502 and we will do our best to help you decide the best style and size of muzzle for your dog.

Muzzle Sizing Tips

There are a few things you need to know about selecting a muzzle size for your dog:

• On large breed dogs, we recommend that the circumference of the muzzle is between 1 to 3 inches larger than your dog's actual measured circumference.
• A muzzle is too small if the circumference of the muzzle is the same size as the circumference of the dog's actual nose measurement.
• When wearing a muzzle, the muzzle should ride 1/2 of an inch below a line drawn between the lowest points on both eyes. The front of the muzzle should also extend 1/2 of an inch past the end of the dog's nose.
• If you push the muzzle back and it covers the eyes of your dog, then the muzzle is too big.
• If at any point the muzzle comes off, it is either too loose or too big around. A muzzle should fit comfortably while still allowing the dog to pant and bark.

Sizing Chart

Additional Resources

We have a detailed online course that teaches Muzzle Fighting for Police Service Dogs (2021). If you are a K9 officer, we strongly recommend you enroll in the course. It is a self-study online course so you can study at your own pace. This course will teach you how to condition your dog to a muzzle, how to test a muzzle before muzzle fighting scenarios, and covers a variety of street scenarios that can be done in a muzzle.