Will this work for a dog with a flat snout, i.e. bulldog/boxer?
1507055
I would think so my dog that uses it is a bully pit she does just fine they use there tounge to grab the food.
1507056
I would think so! The crevices aren't too deep. My lab mix walks around and around the bowl while eating. The breaks in the maze helps him push the food around while eating instead of vacuuming it up all at once.
1507057
Yes, I think it would work fine, because they really just use their tongue to get the kibble out.
1507058
I think it should. The grooves are too small for any snout and require the dog to use it's tongue to "fish" out the kibble.
1507059
Yes for our dog just licks the dry food out, That is why it takes him longer to eat .
1507060
My pup has a long snout, but he uses his tongue to get to the food so his snout isn't in the way, a smaller/flat snout wouldn't make a difference. What's really nice is that it teaches my grabby pup to be easy when taking treats from my hand since we've had this bowl!
1507061
I'm sure it would work for a flat snout. Like a previous poster wrote about their lab, my lab also walks around the her slow feeder (not this one), she licks the kibble and it sticks to her tongue. Like fishing for kibble.
1507062
Yep! It basically will work for any dog. Since they can't fit their nose into the bowl they have to use their tongue. It slows down eating exponentially.
1870034
I returned it. My dog could still get to the spot he wasn't supposed to lick. It is not good for dogs with pointed snouts in my opinion. I found a cloth, padded elizabethan collar that worked much better. Good luck.
630969
I think it will because the "jaws" close tight together...it scoops everything my nine dogs can put out , weather it is runny or like a brick - good luck but I think you will love it and it will work just fine.
1764426
I believe it will. We have a boxer mix and it fits him without any problems.
914639
I believe it will. My late dog, a Yorkie, had a slightly longer snoot and although he wasn't that pleased about it, it does work just need slow deliberate gentle action.....
334377
It would probably be okay since your dog has a longer narrower snout than my French Bulldog. She just looked at it and walked away, would not even try to eat her dry dog food. So I sent it back.
1004183
The collar is adjustable so it should but would only keep it on level one.. scares the poop out of my 30 pound puggle on two.. so be careful..
2115271
If he is hell bent on getting out he will no matter what. My Boxers love it, I can even walk away and they don't try to get out but they like getting baths. It is however better setup for taller breeds so it should work better for you than for me. If he isn't used to baths or afraid of the tub introduce him slowly at his pace and you shouldn't have a problem.
1782735
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.
587327
Yes, i use it on my boxer and it works great. It should work fine for any size dog
1419505
I've used this type of collar on dogs with shorter necks...think as long as you measure accurately and order the corresponding size, you will be okay - good luck to you and your poochie - this type of collar is the only one that works for active dogs (in our experience!).
2038530
I have not met either of those two breeds or the mix, so I can't advise. If your dog will let you take his measurements, use that to match a muzzle that should fit.
1726518
Not sure. I have a fox terrier but my guess would be if u purchased the larger size it would work. The mask has to cover the nose and mouth so the dog will breath in the medicine. Hope this helps!
318194
I believe it would, but it'd be tight. I bought this for our new Yorkie and feel it's perfect for her. She can easily turn around, stand and/or lay down comfortably. Perhaps one size up would work for your little bulldog.
1838421
Hi there. I used it on a small Norfolk terrier, weight 8kg (about 17.6 pounds). It was big and bulky for him around his neck. I would think that it would be far too big to fit under the chin of a tiny 5 pounder.
685065
I use mine for a purebred boxer, but he is not flat nosed. My other boxer, also purebred is quite flat nosed and has used the bowl before. I think a French Bulldog could probably use it. It has little rubber feet at the bottom which will help with grip to stay in place. If you have a place where the bowl won't slide around this would help your dog get the food from the bowl. There is also a metal bowl with a single large bump, this would be another option....it's what my other boxer uses all the time (the flatter nosed boxer). No matter which bowl you choose, your dog will master it in time and will eat from it with ease. I use mine for a purebred boxer, but he is not flat nosed. My other boxer, also purebred is quite flat nosed and has used the bowl before. I think a French Bulldog could probably use it. It has little rubber feet at the bottom which will help with grip to stay in place. If you have a place where the bowl won't slide around this would help your dog get the food from the bowl. There is also a metal bowl with a single large bump, this would be another option....it's what my other boxer uses all the time (the flatter nosed boxer). No matter which bowl you choose, your dog will master it in time... » Read More I use mine for a purebred boxer, but he is not flat nosed. My other boxer, also purebred is quite flat nosed and has used the bowl before. I think a French Bulldog could probably use it. It has little rubber feet at the bottom which will help with grip to stay in place. If you have a place where the bowl won't slide around this would help your dog get the food from the bowl. There is also a metal bowl with a single large bump, this would be another option....it's what my other boxer uses all the time (the flatter nosed boxer). No matter which bowl you choose, your dog will master it in time and will eat from it with ease. « Show Less
1271644
I use the device on a English Bulldog. I think it would work fine on any dog that size or larger. I don't think weight would make a difference.