Size Guide: Harness standard

Measure your dog’s chest girth at the widest part allowing at least 5cm from the armpits.

Once you have the measurement, check the size chart to see which range your dog falls into. If your dog is between sizes, we generally recommend choosing the larger size. This allows for a possible increase in weight, the natural shrinking of the webbing (about 7%), or wearing a winter coat. However, some people prefer a smaller size because it feels lighter on the dog.
Some sizes come in a long version (XXSL, XSL, SL, ML), specifically designed for deep-chested dogs. These have a longer back and chest strap for maximum comfort and mobility, providing extra space between the armpits and belly strap to prevent rubbing.
The breed examples provided are for reference only. Individual dogs may vary in size even within the same breed, depending on gender, age, and body structure.
Still unsure about the right size? Feel free to contact us, and we’ll be happy to help!