Sizing advice
The right size, first time.
One tape measure and half a minute. Below is where to measure, which size that gives you, and which lead length suits the way you walk.
Step by step
Measuring the neck
- 01Lay a tape measure around the neck, just below the ears, where the collar will sit.
- 02Hold the tape flat against the coat, without pulling it tight.
- 03Slide two fingers between the tape and the neck. That is the room the collar needs.
- 04Read it off in centimetres and round up.
For a puppy: measure again once he has finished growing. A collar that fits exactly now will not fit in three months.
Collars
Size chart
If your measurement falls between two sizes, take the larger one.
| Size | Neck | For example |
|---|---|---|
| S | 25 – 34 cm | Jack Russell, Keeshond, Dachshund |
| M | 34 – 44 cm | Border Collie, Cocker Spaniel, Whippet |
| L | 44 – 58 cm | Labrador, Shepherd, Pointer |
Leads
Which length
120 cm
City and close control. Your dog walks right beside you.
180 cm
The standard length. Room to sniff, grip when you need it.
200 cm and longer
Woodland and dunes, or worn over the shoulder.
When you order
Your measurement travels to the workshop.
On the product page you enter your dog's name and his neck size. We accept a measurement between 20 and 70 cm. Both stay attached to your order and appear on the order sheet in the workshop.
Not sure
Better to measure twice than once. If the size turns out to be wrong after all, the page below explains how exchanges and returns work.