How to measure for neck correct size of dog collar
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Measure neck and add at least 5" to get over head. You'll adjust when you put it on. I have a cattledog weight 50lbs and she wears a medium hope this helps
215550
Go to: 2houndsdesign.com/How-to-measure-for-a-Martingale-Collar.html. There is a diagram that will explain. I have always had retired racing greyhounds and have always used Martingales, which the premier collar shown on Amazon is. They are great
1976757
I have a large dog, 75 lbs. His collar measures just under 1" (15/16 to be exact). The large tag fits well and looks nice.
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It should adjust to most size necks. The best I can suggest is take the measurements off the dogs collar and make it just a tad tighter so the prongs can put a little pressure on the neck.
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.
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Use a flexible tape measure to measure the circumference of his neck. Add a couple inches for comfort, or the prongs will irritate him all the time. If his neck plus a couple inches is still smaller than the smallest collar, you can take out a few links.
152500
I think I would get a medium. My dog has a 14 1/2" neck and I got the medium. His collar has about 3 1/2" left on this one, so you'd be right at the edge of the size, but if you got the large, you'd have a lot of collar left. Hope this helps!
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I would suggest going by the length from the ear to the shoulder because the collar is very rigid and will hurt the dog's ears if it's too long. The width around the neck can be adjusted somewhat with the Velcro closing.
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You should NOT buy a larger link just in order to get the size around the neck correct. You should use the smaller link and add more of them. For a dog less than 40 lbs. you can use the 2.5 mm size (small) and add extra links, which come in packs of 3. The collar should fit snuggly; otherwise, if loose, it will irritate the dog's neck and you won't be able to make a gentle correction.
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If you go to www.perrisleather.com and click on canine you'll find the following sizes: XS: 3/8" X 8.5- 10", Sm: 3/4" x 10-13", Md: 1" x 12-16", Lg: 1" x 16-20", X-Large: 1" x 20"-25". Measure your dog's neck and then order the appropriate size. My guess is you'll need a large but measure to be sure. The quality of Perri collars is excellent. - Dave Carson
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The collar is adjustable. Just buy the one appropriate for the size of the dog. It's not magic, but it does help!
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Hi, For sizing, we suggest to measure snugly pet's neck size and add 2-3 inches to get the proper length. If the neck size is 12 1/2", we will suggest Medium size. Thank you! Amazon Seller: DogCollars
1674792
My dog measures between 16 and 17 inches on the neck and the 18 fits well. I think that the 18 inch collar may be a little small and hard to slip over her head. This collar has been a blessing for me and my dog is now much easier to control.
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I wasn't able to use collar -- my dog didn't weigh enough. I would call the Dogtra people and see what they say. Good luck!
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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
1844140
The collar pictured is a versatile size and should work well for you. The length is long enough for larger dogs and can be cut shorter for smaller dogs
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Your best bet is to measure around your dogs neck right behind the ears and see which size range matches best.
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It says up to 12" for a small dog. Mine is. It gives a slag of an inch or so to make it comfortable. His neck size is about 12" in generous measurement, and he did not mind the collar at all.