Travel Restrictions (Part 10 posted 11/9)
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BullHalsey
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Re: Travel Restrictions (Part 10 posted 11/9)
Yeah she's definitely going to end up staying a pet isn't she? I'm all for it as we really need more hupet style ENM/ENF.
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Re: Travel Restrictions (Part 10 posted 11/9)
Actually, most dog muzzles only prevent bitting, not necessarily barking, growling or whining. They do allow for the dog to pant with its tongue (keeping itself cool). The few muzzles that do prevent barking, wrap around the dog's upper and lower jaw holding the jaws tightly closed which would prevent barking but are considered cruel and somewhat dangerous as the dog's method of keeping cool is prevented.Skylar21 wrote: Mon Nov 09, 2026 11:36 pm I like the muzzle. Now she has no choice but to quietly obey. She cannot object to what happens to her.
A muzzle is NOT a gag but rather a cage that protrudes from the dog's mouth.
I am not sure how a dog muzzle would work on humans exactly other than prevent biting. If the goal is to prevent speaking, shouting etc, on a human, a mouth ball gag would be better as it would prevent both biting and talking,
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