How do you measure dog for collar?
1239559
took a measuring tape and put around the neck where any collar would land..most have some adjustment available...
1239560
You don't need to know exactly what the measurements are. You can slide the belts and make the collar bigger or smaller. Try to match the size of the breed to the size of the collar in a literal way: small breeds take a small, medium breeds take a medium etc
832041
The key dimension on a dog collar is the circumference around the neck. For the Rogz obedience Half check collar the size recommended is the X-Large (Lumberjack) which fits Rottweiler, Ridgeback, Bouvier, Labrador, Mastiff and similar breeds. The neck circumference catered for is 17"-29" (The webbing is 1" wide.) 17"-29"1"
1136575
I measured mine and see that it can accomodate a collar up to about 1 3/8 inches wide.
300266
If you mean width-wise, 3/4" would be ok or 1". Probably just a matter of preference. My dogs pull really hard sometimes, so I like the 1". If you mean length, the collar specificitions will tell you what size it will fit, and you just need to tape measure your dogs neck at the pointyou want the collar to fit to know which size.
687558
I would measure my dog's snout in cm and email the manufacturer. I failed to do that, and the one I ordered was way too small!
2077765
I have a dog so I don't know what collars specifically for cats look like. My dog's collar unit is 1" x 7/8" with a depth of 1/2 inch. It comes on a quarter inch wide, cut to fit webbed collar.
221086
I don't believe there is one because the collar has a lot of adjustments for small necks versus extra large necks. However with a small dog I would suggest you only use the vibration setting or small voltage setting. It is also a good idea that humans test the voltage on themselves to understand what their dog is feeling. That way you can gauge if you are using too much voltage. I have a Labrador and I only use the vibration setting or low voltage setting.
300263
It would be better if you can measure your Vizsla's neck. That's how I get the sizing for all my dogs' collars.
464772
I haven't measured itbti be exact, but it is as wide as a regular large dog collar. Maybe an inch, inch and a half.
215550
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
1411100
One size fits all. I have a boxer and terrier and had to cut collar for small dog . You can adjust correction . The only advice I have is buy correct frequency
1237358
The collar is adjustable. Just buy the one appropriate for the size of the dog. It's not magic, but it does help!
141888
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.
1468043
When I ordered my collar, the seller just asked for the measurement of my dog's neck. I would tell her what you said here. The width seems to vary according to the length. My first collar was too tight and I wrote back to her and she sent me another bigger one free of charge. I ordered a pink collar and let her choose the reflective collar which turned out to be light blue. It was fine.
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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
1215075
I have a westie dog, and I sent the collar back. It was to strong for him and he's about 12 lbs. will it fit him...don't actually remember the sizing to well. Sorry couldn't be more help with that.
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Purchase the same size of the collar. I believe when you purchased it there would be a size listed. it may be the 3mm