How To Measure Your Dog
How To Measure Your Dog
Our collars feature an exclusive slide-on design with heavy-duty O-rings. Please use a soft measuring tape and follow the rules below for the perfect fit.
📏 Measuring for a Slide-On Collar
- Step 1 (The Head): Measure the widest part of your dog’s head. This is usually right in front of the ears.
- Step 2 (The Next): Measure around the neck where a collar naturally sits.
- The Golden Rule: Compare both numbers. You must choose your collar size based on the larger of these two measurements so it can slip over your pup's head easily.
💡 Sizing Tips
- When in Doubt, Size Up: If your measurement is close to the end of a size range, choose the next size up. (Example: If your measurement is 13.5", size up to a 14” collar).
- Use your final measurement from above to find your range. While breed averages are listed below, always measure your specific dog before ordering.
📊 Size Reference Chart
| Size Range | Example Dog Breeds |
|---|---|
| 6" – 8" | Teacup Chihuahua, Micro Yorkie, Toy Fox Terrier |
| 8" – 10" | Maltese, Pomeranian, Toy Poodle, Papillon |
| 10" – 12" | Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, Shih Tzu, Min Pin |
| 12" – 14" | Pug, Jack Russell Terrier, Boston Terrier |
| 14" – 16" | French Bulldog, Beagle, Cocker Spaniel |
| 16" – 18" | Border Collie, English Bulldog |
| 18" – 21" | Boxer, Dalmatian, Standard Poodle |
| 21" – 24" | Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd |
| 24" – 27" | Rottweiler, Doberman, Great Dane |
| 27" – 30" | English Mastiff, Saint Bernard, Newfoundland |