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Our Sizing Guide.....

To determine the correct size for a harness, please measure around your dog's (or cat's) ribcage as shown in the illustration, then refer to the Harness/Collar sizing chart below to find the correct size for your dog. We have set out some hints and tips below to help you.

• Use a soft measuring tape and ensure it is flat but not tight.
• Be sure the dog is standing square and level with his head up.
• Make sure the dog's back is not hunched or roached.
• Measure the dog, not the fur.
• Measure twice to be sure

The illustration on the left shows exactly where and how your pet should be measured. The girth is the widest part around the dog's chest. Remember the most important thing is to measure around the ribcage area behind the front legs.

All our harnesses are designed to give your dog plenty of freedom of movement and the cotton fabrics are perfect for those dogs that tend to have allergic reactions.

If you still have any questions please take a moment to fill out our Contact Form or call us on (386) 846 2706. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

PLEASE NOTE: It is recommended that small breeds have harnesses rather than collars since they can be prone to trachea problems when using collars. A harness pulls mostly from the chest area and saves the back and neck from trauma caused by yanking on a collar placed around a pet's neck.

Another benefit with harnesses is that if you ever have an emergency and you have to pick your dog up as quickly as possible you can grab hold of the harness more easily without hurting your dog. Also if you are disabled, or know someone who is, please contact us to see if we can customize a harness for you to help you handle your pet more easily. We recently made a special harness for the dog of a quadraplegic so please contact us if you have special needs.