how do you measure collar for dog?
320442
Actually you usually measure the dog for the collar :-) His neck measurement plus . Our dog has a 13" neck and I bought a 16" collar which fits well in the third hole with plenty of room for adjustment. Hope this helps.
320443
Measure around dogs neck making sure that you allow for two of your fingers to fit comfortable between neck and collar. Collar should fit loose and be able to spin freely around dog's neck. We ordered the small (10") collar for our Italian Greyhounds and they fit perfectly. Hope this helps! Peter
320444
Use a tape measure. The size of the collar of usually the midpoint in the adjustments.
1921729
Between 7 and 8 inches, depending upon how you measure. Our black lab seems happier with this collar than the usual plastic collar.
2130356
To measure for your dogs girth for a service dog vest, wrap a flexible tape measure behind his front legs and around his body, going underneath the widest part of his rib cage, this number is your dogs girth. *If you do not have a flexible tape measure you can use a piece of string and a tape measure. Mark the measurement on the string and use the tape measure to measure it.
8305
When I get home from work I will measure and let you know. The collar is pretty long , I have a 50 lb Setter , The collar when on the dogs neck wraps about 3/4 around his neck again. I will measure.
1971315
The collar should extend past the nose at least an inch or more to ensure dog can't get to the affected area. Hope this helps.
8302
My collar is 21 inches and very well-used. I trimmed some off of it when I got it, so I'm not sure how long it was originally, but it fits my Female Rottweiler.
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"
535226
Measure your dog's neck. Also, I found the collar size corresponded to coat/sweater clothing size I'd purchased.
1634164
Measure your dog's neck (loosely) and order a collar 1-1/2-2" larger than neck size, if between sizes go UP, rather than down in size. It should not fit snugly until pulled. It can be TOO TIGHT, but never too loose.
1976756
I would think you should get a large based on this:Large fits collars 1-inch wide and measures 1 & 1/4-inches x 2 & 5/8-inches.*Please note: all three sizes can fit a collar that is narrower than the suggested collar width, but not wider than the suggested collar width.
328254
The collar will fit smaller dogs ,when I ordered mine,I only got one unit that would work
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.
1830633
It is best to measure inches around dog. I bought by my dogs weight and it fit fine. They are adjustable to a certain extent.
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.
255964
I have not measured it, but with the extra adjustment part on the already larger collar unless you are putting this on a horse you should be fine. We had this on our beloved St. Bernard with NO problems!!
1567255
The small collar is 13.25 inches long and will adjust down as far as needed. Once placed on your dog, you can cut off any excess (leaving about 1 inch extra on 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.