what is the specific way to measure the dogs paw in order to get the correct size?
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I went to the website of the manufacturer and they had detailed info on how to measure your dog. I have a 63 pound brindle pit and I got her medium. They are a little snug at the top but the paw part fits great. They do seem to stretch out at the top after a couple wears. Hope this helps.
69291
Easiest way is to measure from the back of the pad to the end of the nails. My 20lb. min. poodle wears a Medium (the blue ones). He has a lot of hair so needs a bit of extra room. They work well for us as his hair works like a sponge when it is wet.
69292
I went by my hand in what they say fits a 3 inch paw is way off for a med. these are also not dog "boots".. they're really only thick rubber balloons. I sent mine back. hope this helps
69293
I really don't know. My 28 lb. Frenchie wears a small in the Arctic fleece booties so that's what I ordered. The opening on the Pawz is very tiny no matter what size you get. I tried the medium thinking they would fit better but the opening was the same and the paw part was huge and floppy. Make sure you have another person to help get them on and off. Good luck.
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The ankle cuffs are really tight so we went up a size to the purple ones, but the ankle cuffs are the same size, so we stick with the blue ones for our 35 lbs mutt/maxi CockaPoo. He doesn't like wearing them, but he soaks up dirt and salt, so we put them on. I agree with other posters who say that they stretch a bit after a couple uses. He likes to run and his claws frequently pierce them. It helps to stretch the cuffs out WIDE with two hands and then they go on easier. Start putting them on a few minutes before it's time to go. Pull them off gently, and from the side, not by grabbing at the toes and pulling straight down. That way they don't pull on his fur and joints so hard. The ankle cuffs are really tight so we went up a size to the purple ones, but the ankle cuffs are the same size, so we stick with the blue ones for our 35 lbs mutt/maxi CockaPoo. He doesn't like wearing them, but he soaks up dirt and salt, so we put them on. I agree with other posters who say that they stretch a bit after a couple uses. He likes to run and his claws frequently pierce them. It helps to stretch the cuffs out WIDE with two hands and then they go on easier. Start putting them on a few minutes before it's time to go. Pull them off gently, and from the side, not by grabbing at... » Read More The ankle cuffs are really tight so we went up a size to the purple ones, but the ankle cuffs are the same size, so we stick with the blue ones for our 35 lbs mutt/maxi CockaPoo. He doesn't like wearing them, but he soaks up dirt and salt, so we put them on. I agree with other posters who say that they stretch a bit after a couple uses. He likes to run and his claws frequently pierce them. It helps to stretch the cuffs out WIDE with two hands and then they go on easier. Start putting them on a few minutes before it's time to go. Pull them off gently, and from the side, not by grabbing at the toes and pulling straight down. That way they don't pull on his fur and joints so hard. « Show Less
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Measure from the bottom paw pad to the tip of the nail, down the middle. Similar to placing the palm of your hand face down and measuring from the wrist to the middle finger. These are ballons and if they fit properly they work well, dogs cant get them off. They fit like a glove. Hope this helps!
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You need to measure the chest just behind the front legs to get a good fit. You can't pick a size based on weight alone. Use a shoelace, mark the length of it around after wrapping It around the dog, and match that size up with the sizing chart.
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Hi,Its always best to follow the sizing chart:For the perfect fit, measure paw from front to back, including toenails.Sizes:XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL XXS Up to 1" under10lbs Yellow colorXS 1"-1.5" Orange colorSmall 1.5"-2" Red colorMedium 2"-3" Blue colorLarge 3"-4" Purple colorXL Over 4" Green color
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You should measure their length from shoulder back to rear end of dog (not including tail). Then measure their girth around the largest portion of their chest. With these measurements you should be able to see what size your dog will need. Thanks!
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I measured around the chest behind front paws. They do adjust , so it just has to be approximate
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you will need to go to a pet supply website to show you how to measure you dog,after that use the size chart from the manufactor
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You don't need to know exactly what the measurements are. You can slide the belts and make the collar bigger or smaller. Try to match the size of the breed to the size of the collar in a literal way: small breeds take a small, medium breeds take a medium etc
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Check the website www.nosetouch.com/pawz_guide.htm for anyone who wants to order the exact size... I liked your funny spelling :)
1700655
You should email them. They could send you the instructions. I emailed them about mine not having a toe on one of the paw prints and they are sending me a whole new one.
1779598
Measure the widest part of the door up and down. I got an extra large door and the dimensions are right but my kennel is not the same brand as the door and the door didn't fit because the shape was a little off.
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Measure the width of the dogs paw, side to side not front to back, when he/she is standing with weight on it.
535226
Measure your dog's neck. Also, I found the collar size corresponded to coat/sweater clothing size I'd purchased.
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Hello there according to the sizing chart for the shoes I bought it said to measure the length and width of the dog's paws. My dog's paws measured 1 1/2" in length and 1" in width. I hope this is helpful.
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Put the dogs paw on a piece of paper, mark the widest part of the paw with a marker on both sides of the paw, measure between the two marks. I have a 20 pound male, Lhasa Apso; a "small" size Pawz boot works well even with vigorous attempts, by the litter bugger, to get them off. However, after one or two attempts he settles down and goes for his walk without any apparent notice that they are there. I have tried other boots this one works and since his is sensitive to winter road salt Pawz was the answer.
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measure the circumference of the dogs head across the top of the ears and under the chin . There is a measuring guide on amazon . choose a size that is in the upper range of the measurement you take so you can pull it as tight as is comfortable. For instance my dogs head measured 13" but the small was too small so we went for a medium which fits perfectly. Covers the ears completely and plenty of slack to tighten up
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Please measure your pet to ensure proper fit. Measure from nape (collar) of neck to base of tail for length.Measure from ground to shoulder for height & then measure girth for width. Knowing these important measurements will help very much in determining carrier size. This carrier is probably too small & 12lbs is quite abit to carry. I hope this helps.
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Make sure that when you measure, it is from the back of the neck. When a dog is trying to get at it's paws, they can easily push the collar to the back of the neck allowing the snout to reach past the end of the cone. It shouldn't be measured 'where the collar fits comfortably' as the comfy cone site stated.