How do you measure a donkey for a turnout blanket?
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Measure from the middle of the chest around the side to the middle of the butt.
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I would imagine, the same as a horse,from mid chest across side to tail, don't think it should be different
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Measure from the center of it chest along the side to the middle of its tail and then if it's between sizes order the bigger size
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We used 2 yards of fleece and 2 yards of another fleece. We then cut the fleece and tied them together to make a blanket.
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I am not sure. I ended up throwing the blanket away. It was stiff and not very comfortable. It wasn't what I expected.
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Im sorry but I'm not sure. We normally just fold up doggy blankets and put them in there.
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If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the Tough 1 blankets but only in mid-weight and I really like them. Good Luck. If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the... » Read More If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the Tough 1 blankets but only in mid-weight and I really like them. Good Luck. « Show Less
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There is a measuring guide in the description! It tells you what the measurement should be based on SMandL.
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Sorry I cannot help you. I am handicapped, and cannot physically make the measurement you request. Sometimes there is someone visiting that could do this IF they had a yardstick. At present I am alone, and never know for sure when I might have company. Sorry------------
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Don't know exact dimensions but its not very big. Size of a large blanket. Hope that helps.
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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.
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I'm not able to measure mine right now but they ArE larger then the blankets we've bought that come in the 4 pack. Love these blankets! Perfect!
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Go to the website, have a measuring tape available and follow directions. It works well.
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HI Kirsten, I used a seamstress tape to measure my dog according to the manufacturers directions. Their recommendations were spot on. Because all dogs differ in size even if they are the same breed I recommend you measure your dog before ordering.
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I used Lion Brand Homespun (weight 5 yarn) for a large blanket measuring roughly 48 inches wide and close to 6 feet long. I think I used 9 skeins of that yarn and it has 185 yards per skien in the solid colors. I have found that the Lion Brand website has the best patterns for afghans and it gives you an idea of how much yarn to use.
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I gave the item as a gift. Measure length of seat to get seat cushion length.
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Pull the tape around your body. Put the knob into the hole in the handle. Click the button on the handle so that the tape is snug against your body. Read the number just coming out of the side opposite of where you put the knob.... It makes measuring things like your arms, by yourself, much easier.
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I personally have a bee but I am told the donkey does fit into this bag. My advice would be to buy it and try it out. You can always return it if its too small.
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I think perhaps get a donkey to push the blades around. Walk in front of the donkey with a carrot. If the magnets don't work.