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THNearly 2 years ago, I started The Muzzle Movement because I saw a massive problem. 🙅♀️
I saw people worried about muzzling their dogs through fear of judgement.
So I began a mission to flip the narrative on the use of muzzles, which then led me to start creating my own muzzles. Muzzles that were kind, ethical, comfortable, hardwearing, stylish and gave guardians confidence to advocate for their dogs.
Fast forward to today and I can now say I’ve turned my mission into my full time job 👇
The Muzzle Movement now has over 11 team members (team members who are as passionate about muzzle advocacy as I am 🙂).
We’re about to move into an even bigger unit because we’ve outgrown our original space (including when we took over the unit next door and two over the road!) in less than a year of having it.
We had our very own stand at Crufts, being the FIRST stand to be solely about positivity.
On a daily basis I see dogs around the world with our muzzles on, being able to have the freedom like any other dog. 🥰
Thank you for believing. We have so much still to do and this is only the beginning. 🤍
Reel inspo from the fab @parkerandcodogs 🫶
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