Can anyone tell me how to properly measure for collar size? I'm getting new collars for the M&M's from 3 Dirty Dawgz, but I'm not sure what size(s) to order.
Thanks in advance!
Can anyone tell me how to properly measure for collar size? I'm getting new collars for the M&M's from 3 Dirty Dawgz, but I'm not sure what size(s) to order.
Thanks in advance!
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I just measure around the base of the neck (where the collar sits), and add an inch or two. Tango can fit into the small with a bit of adjusting room left over aswell as a medium with lots of adjusting room left over in her collars from 3 Dirty Dawgz. I'd imagine Molly is probably close to the same size just going by pictures, so she'd probably need a medium.
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I measure about two inches behind the ears. The reason is my breed- they have a long neck and if you measure farther down, which gets into the muscle of the that powerful neck, the collar will be capable of going over those tiny ears. I also use nylon martingale collars as they are less likely to go over the head.Originally Posted by BC_MoM
With my shepherds, I measured at the first notch in the neck ( what we would call a "adams apple like area", but that ear set was not a concern of having the collar get over the ears.
Then I add 2 inches for a normal dog. What type of collar are you looking for? Buckle, martingale, nylon choke, etc?
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