Size Guide

Unsure about the size? No problem! As collar and lead sizes can vary between brands, we've put together this handy guide to help you find the perfect fit for your pup.

How to measure your dog for a collar

Simply wrap a soft measuring tape around the widest part of their neck, just below the ears. Make sure it's snug but comfy, leaving enough room to fit two fingers between the tape and your dog's neck.

OUR COLLAR SIZES

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A = Smallest neck size B = Biggest neck size C = Collar width

A: 21cm B: 29cm C: 16mm

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Ideal for small dogs, typically under 25 lbs, such as Chihuahuas, Dachshunds

A: 29cm B: 41cm C: 20mm

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Ideal for dogs with moderate strength, around 25-50 lbs, such as Cocker Spaniels, Beagles

A: 36cm B: 45cm C: 25mm

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Ideal for larger or stronger dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds

A: 44cm B: 53cm C: 25mm

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Ideal for even larger or dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Chow Chow, Bullmastiff, and Newfoundland

CHOOSING THE RIGHT LEAD

Choosing the right length lead for your dog depends on both your dog's needs and your walking habits. A 4-6 foot lead is great for everyday walks, while a shorter lead gives you more control for training or busy areas, and a longer lead allows your dog to explore.

OUR LEAD SIZES

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A = Length of lead B = Width of lead

A: 102cm B: 16mm

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Ideal for small dogs, typically under 25 lbs, such as Chihuahuas, Dachshunds

A: 102cm B: 20mm

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Ideal for dogs with moderate strength, around 25-50 lbs, such as Cocker Spaniels, Beagles

A: 120cm B: 25mm

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Ideal for larger or stronger dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds

Collars

How to measure your dog for a collar

Simply wrap a soft measuring tape around the widest part of their neck, just below the ears. Make sure it's snug but comfy, leaving enough room to fit two fingers between the tape and your dog's neck.

OUR COLLAR SIZES

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A = Smallest neck size
B = Biggest neck size
C = Collar width

A: 21cm B: 29cm C: 16mm

extra small dog.png__PID:4b2586d0-5cfa-46c1-bf6a-c1f0a87f1bf6

Ideal for small dogs, typically under 25 lbs, such as Chihuahuas, Dachshunds

A: 29cm B: 41cm C: 20mm

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Ideal for dogs with moderate strength, around 25-50 lbs, such as Cocker Spaniels, Beagles

A: 36cm B: 45cm C: 25mm

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Ideal for larger or stronger dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds

A: 44cm B: 53cm C: 25mm

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Ideal for even larger or dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Chow Chow, Bullmastiff, and Newfoundland

Leads

CHOOSING THE RIGHT LEAD

Choosing the right length lead for your dog depends on both your dog's needs and your walking habits. A 4-6 foot lead is great for everyday walks, while a shorter lead gives you more control for training or busy areas, and a longer lead allows your dog to explore.

OUR LEAD SIZES

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A = Length of lead
B = Width of lead

 A: 102cm B: 16mm

extra small dog.png__PID:4b2586d0-5cfa-46c1-bf6a-c1f0a87f1bf6

Ideal for small dogs, typically under 25 lbs, such as Chihuahuas, Dachshunds

A: 102cm B: 20mm

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Ideal for dogs with moderate strength, around 25-50 lbs, such as Cocker Spaniels, Beagles

A: 120cm B: 25mm

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Ideal for larger or stronger dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds

Size Guide

Unsure about the size? No problem! As collar and lead sizes can vary between brands, we've put together this handy guide to help you find the perfect fit for your pup.

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How to measure your dog for a collar


Simply wrap a soft measuring tape around the widest part of their neck, just below the ears. Make sure it's snug but comfy, leaving enough room to fit two fingers between the tape and your dog's neck.

Our Collar Sizes

Our collar sizes

A = Smallest neck size B = Biggest neck size C = Collar width

EXTRA SMALL

A: 21cm B: 29cm
C: 16mm

SMALL

A: 29cm B: 41cm
C: 20mm

MEDIUM

A: 36cm B: 45cm
C: 25mm

LARGE

A:
44cm B: 53cm
C:
25mm

Ideal for small dogs, typically under 25 lbs, such as Chihuahuas, Dachshunds

Ideal for dogs with moderate strength, around 25-50 lbs, such as Cocker Spaniels, Beagles

Ideal for larger or stronger dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds

Ideal for even larger or dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Chow Chow, Bullmastiff, and Newfoundland

CHOOSING THE RIGHT LEAD

Choosing the right length lead for your dog depends on both your dog's needs and your walking habits. A 4-6 foot lead is great for everyday walks, while a shorter lead gives you more control for training or busy areas, and a longer lead allows your dog to explore.

OUR LEAD SIZES

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A = Length of lead B = Width of lead

EXTRA SMALL 

A: 102cm B: 16mm 

SMALL

A:
102cm B: 20mm 

MEDIUM / LARGE

A: 120cm B: 25mm

Med LArge dog.png__PID:a8af2695-eaea-4a51-9423-c1eafadc3371

Ideal for small dogs, typically under 25 lbs, such as Chihuahuas, Dachshunds

Ideal for dogs with moderate strength, around 25-50 lbs, such as Cocker Spaniels, Beagles

Ideal for larger or stronger dogs, typically over 50 lbs, such as Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds