We measure our collars lying flat on a table. This means that the finished collar will be 3-4 centimeters smaller when it is around the dog's neck due to the padding that takes up space. If you do not want the collar to be a few centimeters smaller, be sure to add a few extra centimeters when ordering. WE DO NOT MEASURE THE INNER DIMENSIONS.

When ordering a fixed collar, measure how you want the collar to fit on your dog and add 4 cm. Adjustable collars refer to the measurement you specify when the collar is at its smallest, the adjustable part is approximately 9 cm.

If you order a martingale collar and don't mind it being a bit tighter than the dog's neck when fully tightened, provide the dog's actual neck measurement.

The measurements indicate the collar in the closed position; we then add 10 cm for the choke section.

Here’s how to measure:

NOTE! Measure at least twice to ensure you get the correct measurement. Use a soft tape measure and do not measure an old collar.

Measurement A: Measure around the dog's neck as you want the collar to fit. When ordering a fixed collar, add 4 centimeters so it doesn't sit too tight.

Measurement B: Measure the widest point of the dog's head, usually in front of the ears and down under the chin. This measurement needs to be larger than the collar to ensure the dog cannot back out of the collar. When ordering a half-choke collar, provide this measurement to ensure the dog cannot escape.