*Dog breeds are an example and should not be taken into account when ordering

X-Small (23-30 cm) - Chihuahua

Small(28-35 cm) - Boston Terrier, Shih Tzu, Pomeranian

Medium (35-46 cm) - Australian Shepherd, Beagle, Border Collie, Boxer

Large (46-61 cm) - Pitbull, German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Labrador

Harness size

*Dog breeds are an example and should not be taken into account when ordering

X-Small (40-55 cm) - Chihuahua

Small(48-60 cm) - Boston Terrier, Shih Tzu, Pomeranian

Medium (56-81 cm) - Australian Shepherd, Beagle, Border Collie, Boxer

Large (72-105 cm) - Pitbull, German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Labrador

Measuring Your Dog for a Collar

Tools needed:

• A fabric tape measure (or a piece of string and a regular tape measure)
• A pen and paper (or a note app) to record measurements

Measurement for a Necklace

1. Neck measurement:
2. Considerations for adjustment:

General Tips for Necklaces

• Fit: The fit should be snug but not too snug. You should still be able to slide two fingers between the tape measure and your dog's neck to ensure comfort and security.
• Activity Considerations: Keep in mind the different activities your dog may do. For example, a tighter fit might be necessary for more active activities, while a looser fit might be more comfortable for hanging out or short walks.
• Re-measure regularly: Dogs can gain or lose weight, and their coat length can change, so it's a good idea to re-measure periodically to ensure the best fit.

By following these steps, you can ensure you get the right fit for your dog's collar, making it comfortable and secure for all activities.

Measuring Your Dog for a Harness

Tools needed:

• Fabric tape measure (or string and regular tape measure)
• Pen and paper (or note app)

Steps:

1. Neck measurement:
2. Chest measurement:
3. Back length:

Advice :

• Measure your dog standing.
• Double check your measurements.
• Take into account the length of the hair.
• Some harnesses are adjustable.

Harness adjustment:

• The harness should be snug but not tight (two fingers should be able to pass between the harness and the body).
• A tighter fit for active pursuits, looser for relaxing.

By following these steps, you will ensure a comfortable and secure harness for your dog.