Collar Fastenings - Measuring your dog to suit the style collar you want

Posted by Samantha WILLOUGHBY on

We often get asked how do you measure for a Martingale Dog Collar, so we thought we would do our first blog post on how to measure your dog neck. Here you go:

Side Release Clips - The collar will be made to the maximum size you select which includes the clip. The collar may go smaller than the size stated on the sizing as it is fully adjustable.

Semi-Slip - The collar will be made to the maximum size you select which will be with the slip part of the collar made loose. The collar may go smaller than the size stated on the sizing as it is fully adjustable. Ensure you measure point A and B points of the dogs neck shown on the picture below. The size you select should allow enough room to go over the head at point A but adjust small enough to fit point B. This will allow the collar to slip over the dogs head and then be adjusted.

Buckle Collars - The size you select will be where each of the holes will be made, so a 12-16" will have holes at 12" from the buckle to 16" from the buckle. A further 2" will be added to ensure the collar length can tuck behind the d-ring if the collar is on the last hole.

Slip Collars, Flat Collars, Martingale collars & half check chain collars - measure your dogs biggest part of their head (just before the ears - point A) and the smallest part (just behind their ears - point B), this should allow you to pick a collar size that will fit both of these and sit in the correct place on the dogs neck (point C). The collar size you choose will be made to the maximum size with the martingale section fully open.