FAQ

Dog muzzles can cause stress if used incorrectly, may limit panting and drinking, and are ineffective as punishment or long-term behavioral fixes.

Yes, when used properly, muzzles are humane safety tools that protect both dogs and people and should be introduced with care and positive reinforcement.

A muzzle should be used on a dog in situations where safety is a concern, such as during veterinary visits, when handling an injured dog, or with dogs prone to aggressive reactions.

Dog muzzles are used as safety tools to protect both dogs and people in various situations, such as handling frightened or injured dogs, managing risk in dogs with a history of biting, and preventing dogs from eating harmful items. They're also used during veterinary visits, grooming, and to meet legal requirements in some regions.

Benebones and Nylabones are both durable nylon chew toys, but Benebones are infused with real food flavors like bacon or chicken, while Nylabones come in various shapes and types with a focus on dental health.

No plush toy is truly indestructible, but reinforced or stuffing-free plush toys designed for aggressive chewers are more durable and last longer under heavy use.

Benebones and Nylabones are both durable nylon chew toys, but Benebones are flavored with real food ingredients like bacon or chicken, while Nylabones come in various shapes and flavored options designed to promote dental health.

No plush toy is truly indestructible, but some are specifically designed with reinforced materials and stitching to withstand aggressive chewing better than standard plush toys.

Benebones and Nylabones are both made of durable nylon, but Benebones are flavored (e.g., bacon, chicken) and designed for long-lasting solo chewing, while Nylabones focus more on dental health with a variety of textures and sizes for persistent chewers.

No plush toy is truly indestructible, but some are designed with reinforced fabric and stuffing-free construction to last longer for aggressive chewers.