Measuring For A Collar
Download "The Perfect Fit" Measuring Guide here
Extra Small 15-24.5cm Small 25-34.5cm Medium 35-44.5cm Large 45-54.5cm Extra Large 55-65cm
Flat Collars
The most accurate method is to measure an existing collar from the fold of leather at the buckle to the most used hole.
A second method is to take a measuring tape and measure around the neck where the collar usually sits. Don't measure too high or too low on the neck. Allow a couple of fingers to fit beneath the measuring tape.
The most accurate method is to measure an existing collar from the fold of leather at the buckle to the most used hole.
A second method is to take a measuring tape and measure around the neck where the collar usually sits. Don't measure too high or too low on the neck. Allow a couple of fingers to fit beneath the measuring tape.
In the image, Roxy wears a 40cm collar, which is a medium in Collar & Ruff sizing:
Martingale & Slip Collars
To correctly fit your dog, we will require two measurements.
To correctly fit your dog, we will require two measurements.
1. Measure your dog around the broadest part of the skull (see image below). This is the largest we will allow the collar to open, allowing you to slip it on and off easily.
2. Please also provide the neck measurement, refer above.
2. Please also provide the neck measurement, refer above.
ID Collars
These collars are designed to sit a little lower than regular collars. Measure your dog's skull and neck as directed in the Slip & Martingale section above.
These collars are designed to sit a little lower than regular collars. Measure your dog's skull and neck as directed in the Slip & Martingale section above.
Using these two measurements you will be able to select the right size ID collar. Make sure the size you select is big enough that you can slip it over their head.
We want your new collars to fit perfectly so please measure before ordering. Collar & Ruff is not liable for re-makes or returns due to incorrectly provided measurements.