FINDING THE RIGHT SIZE
- Get your dog to stand still with the head up
- Trace the front leg up to find the base of the neck and measure from that point to the root of the tail
- Use the measurement to find the size using the table below
| Size | Length of the back |
Breed examples |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 20 - 27cm | Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, teacup breeds |
| S | 27 - 37cm | Jack Russel Terrier, Papillon, Lhasa Apso |
| M | 37 - 47cm | Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, Border Collie |
| L | 47 - 57cm | Springer Spaniel, Boxer, small Labrador |
| XL | 57 - 65cm | large Labrador, German Shepherd, King Poodle, Weimaraner |
| 2XL | 65 - 76cm | Golden Retriever, Rottweiler, Flatcoat retriever, Bernese Mountain Dog |
| 3XL | 76 - 85cm | Newfoundlander, Wolfhound, Great Dane |
Is your pooch right between 2 sizes?
If it is a lean dog, they will likely fit in the smaller one. If your dog has a larger chest or a big head/strong neck, consider going for the larger size.
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FAQ
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IT'S HARD TO MEASURE MY DOG, CAN I FIND THE CORRECT SIZE BASED ON THE BREED?We recommend that you pick the size based on a measurement, since many breeds have quite significant differences in size.
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I HAVE A PUPPY, WHICH SIZE SHOULD I GET FOR HER?
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I have a dog with a particular shape (e.g. Chow Chow, English Bulldog, Italian Greyhound