How to measure for neck correct size of dog collar
215549
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
496767
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.
1239559
took a measuring tape and put around the neck where any collar would land..most have some adjustment available...
1203363
I do not remember the exact measurement but my dogs neck is about 18" in diameter and there is more than enough room for her. I actually ended up cutting off about 7-8" of excess collar strap
1976756
I would think you should get a large based on this:Large fits collars 1-inch wide and measures 1 & 1/4-inches x 2 & 5/8-inches.*Please note: all three sizes can fit a collar that is narrower than the suggested collar width, but not wider than the suggested collar width.
1239560
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
2017791
Measure your dogs neck. Then order. I ordered a small for my cat and I just love it on her. It does smell funny when you first get it , but the smell goes away. I love this collar it is so beautiful.
535231
There is a cm measurement with the description. My dog has about 16 inch neck size and it fit he just right. Collar is adjustable, can go smaller but not much bigger than the 16 inches
1634164
Measure your dog's neck (loosely) and order a collar 1-1/2-2" larger than neck size, if between sizes go UP, rather than down in size. It should not fit snugly until pulled. It can be TOO TIGHT, but never too loose.
1692157
Measure the dogs neck and add about 1 inch, then refer to the size shown in the ad. I ordered a medium after measuring my Cairn's neck and had to reorder for a large. I kept the medium for my Lapso. The collars are somewhat adjustable with the velcro strip. I say that because my terrier is not a big dog but the large fits closed, but there would be a good adjustable area for larger dogs. The medium was just too tight and it really scared him. He is 13, a great dog and must be comfortable enough to get used to it if we need to use it again.
162811
Carol the collar is about 24 inches of usable collar. I have 3 great danes. The collar fits 2 of them fine. My 3rd is about 220 lbs and is built more like a mastiff. I had to use an extra strap to extend his a few inches for him like I also have to do for his flea collars. Hopefully this will help you in your decision making process. I highly recommend this product. :)
1894441
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!
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.
2033924
If the sizing chart is not included in the Amazon ad, you will find it on the KONG website. That's what I used and the collar was a good fit for my guy.
617475
I don't know. The collar was not useable due to very small + wrong sizing.R
187547
I'm sorry. I don't remember how long the collar was. I did have to cut a decent amount off for it to fit my hound
2085840
You can actually contact thane.com who sell the Don Sullivan Perfect dog collars. S.M.L correspond with the neck measurement of the dog. Small is 14" to 18" and so on. For a puppy that is expected to grow into a large do you may perhaps want to size up since the dog will be growing. Best to check with the company though, I am not an authority.