Rubbing Of The Face And Muzzle Repeatedly. The muzzle should not be tight or restricting and should allow room for grazing and chewing. Constant face rubbing may indicate a problem with a certain area of your little guy's head, such as his ears, mouth, eyes or nose.
I have a colt saa from the early 1800's showing severe barrel thinning on the muzzle from rubbing against a leather. There are three points at which you can ensure the security of the baskerville muzzle on your dog’s face: When i set my dog's food on a plate on the floor, he begins rubbing his muzzle repeatedly on the carpet.