How to measure for neck correct size of dog collar
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Measure neck and add at least 5" to get over head. You'll adjust when you put it on. I have a cattledog weight 50lbs and she wears a medium hope this helps
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Go to: 2houndsdesign.com/How-to-measure-for-a-Martingale-Collar.html. There is a diagram that will explain. I have always had retired racing greyhounds and have always used Martingales, which the premier collar shown on Amazon is. They are great
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There is a cm measurement with the description. My dog has about 16 inch neck size and it fit he just right. Collar is adjustable, can go smaller but not much bigger than the 16 inches
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it was hard for me to choose the size,then i try to visit the offical website of Rogz.you can click this address http://www.rogz.com/product/utility-reflective-stitching-side-release-collar/or copy it to ur browser then open it.there `s a dimensions chart, you can reference it.
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Hi Keenan, Yes the collar is adjustable - it adjusts to fit from a 13 inch neck to a 22 in neck circumference. If you use a tape measure and measure around the neck, then add space for two fingers, this is the size you should be purchasing for your dog.
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If you go to www.perrisleather.com and click on canine you'll find the following sizes: XS: 3/8" X 8.5- 10", Sm: 3/4" x 10-13", Md: 1" x 12-16", Lg: 1" x 16-20", X-Large: 1" x 20"-25". Measure your dog's neck and then order the appropriate size. My guess is you'll need a large but measure to be sure. The quality of Perri collars is excellent. - Dave Carson
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This collar adjusts from 13" - 22". To get a correct fitting, measure your labs neck circumference at the widest point then add 1 inch. If the measurement is less than 13 inch, then it won't fit right now, but will grow into it over a few months. This collar is probably the correct size for at least the first 1-2 years. After 12-16 months your dog should have reached full size at which time you will be able to determine permanent collar size.The X -Large (Lumberjack) is the preferred size for Labrador (adjusts from 17" - 27"), but will depend on your dogs growth. This collar adjusts from 13" - 22". To get a correct fitting, measure your labs neck circumference at the widest point then add 1 inch. If the measurement is less than 13 inch, then it won't fit right now, but will grow into it over a few months. This collar is probably the correct size for at least the first 1-2 years. After 12-16 months your dog should have reached full size at which time you will be able to determine permanent collar size.The X -Large (Lumberjack) is the preferred size for Labrador (adjusts from 17" - 27"), but will depend on your dogs... » Read More This collar adjusts from 13" - 22". To get a correct fitting, measure your labs neck circumference at the widest point then add 1 inch. If the measurement is less than 13 inch, then it won't fit right now, but will grow into it over a few months. This collar is probably the correct size for at least the first 1-2 years. After 12-16 months your dog should have reached full size at which time you will be able to determine permanent collar size.The X -Large (Lumberjack) is the preferred size for Labrador (adjusts from 17" - 27"), but will depend on your dogs growth. « Show Less
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I wasn't able to use collar -- my dog didn't weigh enough. I would call the Dogtra people and see what they say. Good luck!
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Measure the dogs neck and add about 1 inch, then refer to the size shown in the ad. I ordered a medium after measuring my Cairn's neck and had to reorder for a large. I kept the medium for my Lapso. The collars are somewhat adjustable with the velcro strip. I say that because my terrier is not a big dog but the large fits closed, but there would be a good adjustable area for larger dogs. The medium was just too tight and it really scared him. He is 13, a great dog and must be comfortable enough to get used to it if we need to use it again.
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my dog has a 22 inch neck and I ordered him the one that says it adjusts to 23 inches (I think the Large)...it was too small. Luckily a neighbor with the same collar gave us an extra link in order to make it fit...so my only suggestion would be to buy at least 2 inches larger than your dog's neck. You can always remove a link if you have to. Otherwise though, the collar has worked out well and we have had no issues at all with it.
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My dog measures between 16 and 17 inches on the neck and the 18 fits well. I think that the 18 inch collar may be a little small and hard to slip over her head. This collar has been a blessing for me and my dog is now much easier to control.
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Hello, You would need to purchase a medium size collar as the collar would fit 9 1/2 to 11 " necks. The next size is a large which would be 13 1/2" - 15" neck size. I hope this helps.
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I agree with Cindy about the proper fit as our dog definitely responds. You do have to be sure the collar is making the proper contact with the dog's neck. Good luck
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Hi,For sizing, we suggest to measure snugly pet's neck size and add 2-3 inches to get the proper length. If the neck size is 12 1/2", we will suggest Medium size. Thank you!Amazon Seller: DogCollars
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I measured the collar I bought, its 15 inches long. the company says that's a medium . looks like you might need a large.. you can work with the collar if its too large , but not if it too small. I love the collar. I hope I helped a little. get it home if it doesn't fit return it.
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I gave this as a gift to my daughter-in-law who has a small Chihuahua/Cairn Terrier mix and guessed at her size. I don't know the dog's neck size but the collar fit her and she is a small, but not tiny dog. Sorry I can't be of much help here.
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You need to measure right behind the ears since that is where this collar is supposed to sit on the dog's neck.
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The product description on one of these (medium/large) collar lists medium neck size 16-19" and large neck size 20-24". I believe my boyfriend and I use the large one on our two big dogs, both weighing in close to eighty pounds. It depends on the size of your dog and his neck.