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Sizing-Choosing the Right Collar, Leash and Harness for Your Dog

Diva-Dog collars come in many colors, styles, and sizes to fit each individual
dog depending on neck size. We have many styles of dog collars to choose
from depending on your dog's size and disposition, and your training needs.
For the majority of dogs, a traditional nylon or leather dog collar is sufficient.

Dog Collars: Diva-Dog collars are available in a variety of styles, colors, and
widths. They should ride high on your pet's neck, not loose so that it slides
down near the top of his shoulder blades. Dog Collars should be snug with
enough room to fit two fingers betweenyour dog's neck and his collar.
For your dog's safety, the collar should not be loose enough to slip over the
pet's head. Collars should also notbe so tight as to restrict breathing or cause
coughing. Check collar size frequently on growing puppies. Use a tape measure
to measure your pet's neck, then add on two to three inches.

Choose collar and lead width with hardware that matches your pet's size.
Smaller, lightweight choices are for small dogs and puppies, and wider, more
durable styles are for bigger, stronger pets.

Every collar you own should have a current nametag attached to it at all times!

Dog Harnesses: Diva-Dog step-in harnesses go around the neck and around
the shoulders behind the front legs, and are the harness of choice by vets.
They are especially recommended for dogs who have upper respiratory disease
or diseases of the throat or trachea, such as a collapsed trachea. Measure for
our harness by wrapping a tape measure around the girth, or chest of the dog
right behind the front legs.

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Special Orders
We can do special orders on all of our adjustable collars and harnesses. The only
caveat is that they are not returnable or exchangeable so just measure real carefully.
When you place the order, just put the collar length in the comments section of the
shopping cart check-out page.

XS/Small
2-12 lbs

Chihuahua
(2-6 lbs)

Italian Greyhound
(11 lbs)

Maltese
(6-9 lbs)

Miniature Pinscher
(8-10 lbs)

Papillon
(9-10 lbs)

Pekingese
(8-10 lbs)

Pomeranian
(~11 lbs)

Silky Terrier
(9-11 lbs)

Yorkshire Terrier
(~8 lbs)

Lhasa Apso
(~11 lbs)

Miniature Schnauzer
(~11 lbs)

Shih Tzu

Medium
10-45 lbs

Australian Shephard
(27-45 lbs)

Beagle
(18-30 lbs)

Bichon Frise
(12-15 lbs)

Boston Terrier
(15-25 lbs)

Brittany Spaniel
(35-40 lbs)

Cairn Terrier
(~14 lbs)

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
(13-18 lbs)

Cocker Spaniel
(24-28 lbs)

Dachsund
(~22 lbs)

French Bulldog
(13-26 lbs)

Pug
(14-18 lbs)

Scottish Terrier
(19-23 lbs)

Shetland Sheepdog
(14-16 lbs)

Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier
(35 lbs)

Welsh Corgi
(28-30 lbs)

West Highland White Terrier
(15-22 lbs)

Large
40-85 lbs

Airedale Terrier
(~44 lbs)

Akita
(77-88 lbs)

Basset Hound
(40-51 lbs)

Boxer
(51-77 lbs)

Chesapeake Bay Retriever
(55-75 lbs)

Chinese Shar-Pei
(35-55 lbs)

Colllie
(50-75 lbs)

Doberman Pinscher
(66-88 lbs)

English Bulldog
(49-55 lbs)

English Springer Spaniel
(49-53 lbs)

German Shephard
(77-85 lbs)

Golden Retriever
(60-75 lbs)

Labrador Retriever
(55-75 lbs)

Shiba Inu
(44 lbs)

Siberian Husky
(35-60 lbs)

Weimaraner
(70-85 lbs)