Headcollar Measuring & Fitting Guide
Find The Perfect Fit For Your Dog
Measuring your dog is easy - use a soft tape measure and start at the back of the head, just behind the ears.
How to Measure Your Dog to Find the Right Size
How to Fit and Adjust Your New Head-collar
Step by Step Measuring Guide
Step 1
Starting at the back of the head behind the ears, bring tape down side of face and under chin
Step 2
Bring tape up other side and loop over muzzle
Step 3
Cross over once under chin
Step 4
Bring tape up other side of face to meet end of tape at back of head
Breed Size Guide
** This is a ROUGH GUIDE ONLY. We highly recommend that you measure your dog, to ensure the perfect fit **
If your dog is still growing, falls in between sizes, or is right at the top/bottom of a size band, we are happy to make it a little bigger/smaller for you. Just pop a note in the comments box at checkout with your dog's actual head measurement and whether they need growing room. Please note: Custom sized products are only returnable if faulty.
Small (19-22 inches) |
| Whippet Jack Russell Patterdale Beddlington Miniature Schnauzer Border Terrier King Charles Spaniel Small Cockerpoo |
Medium (23-27 inches) |
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Border Collie |
Large (28-32 inches) |
| Irish Setter Smaller Malamute Larger Dalmatian Larger Dobermann Smaller Labrador Rhodesian Ridgeback Smaller Siberian Husky Larger German Short Haired Pointer Weimaraner Smaller German Shepherd |
XL (33-37 inches) |
| Larger Malamute American Akita Small Great Dane American Bulldog Larger Sibererian Husky Larger Labrador Japanese Akita Smaller Rottweiler Larger German Shepherd |
XXL (38-42 inches) |
| St Bernard Large Great Dane Large Rottweiler Newfoundland |
Giant (42-47 inches) |
| Large St Bernards Large Mastiff (Suitable for the largest of giant breed dogs) |