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Please measure your dog
carefully. Always use a tape measure and get someone to
help you. Your dog must be standing as straight as possible.The
"Vital Statistics" can be quite different when
measured sitting or lying down. We require your measurements
in inches please. Note - the 'A' measurement determines
the price of the coat. |
STEP
1
C measurement
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Measure
the head or neck whichever is the largest. Our coats are fixed at the front so the neck opening has to be large enough to go over your dogs head comfortably. Make a noose out of the tape measure at a size that comfortably goes over the head and slip over the head as if it was a collar, this should sit around the top of the shoulder blades as shown. Please note: this is NOT the collar size which is usually further up the neck. |
STEP
2 A measurement
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Base
of neck to base of tail With the tape measure around the neck as above for C measurement, from where the tape touches the spine at the shoulder blades to the base of the tail is the A measurement. |
STEP
3 B measurement
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The
Largest part of the chest Around the chest at the deepest part, just behind the front legs |
STEP
4 D measurement
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Centre
of chest to rear of back leg Place the end of the tape measure at the centre if the chest where the name tag normally hangs and measure around the top of the front leg, along the side of the body to the rear of the back leg. |
Coat measurements example
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Sam is wearing a standard 18" unlined coat to demonstrate the difference between the A and D measurements. Sams statistics are |
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The same coat as shown above on Sam |