Collar Sizing Guide
Standard Sizes
Our standard sizes for collars are designed with holes 1 inch apart, starting at the smallest measurement and ending with the largest. For example, our Medium collar has holes at 15″, 16″, 17″, and 18″. We’ve done this so your canine endeavour collar can change with your pup!
| Size | Measurement (Inches) | Example Breeds |
| X-Small | 9″ – 12″ | Miniature Austrialian Shepherd, Chihuahua |
| Small | 12″ – 15″ | Frenchie, Jack Russel Terrier, Maltese |
| Medium | 15″ – 18″ | Border Collie, Labradoodle |
| Large | 18″ – 21″ | Labrador Retriever, German Shepherd, Golden Retriever |
| X-Large | 21″ – 24″ | Great Pyrenees, Great Dane |
| XX-Large | 24″ – 27″ | – |
| XXX-Large | 27″ – 30″ | – |
*The breed examples above are to be used as references, not for exact sizing. Each dog’s neck size will vary and may be larger or smaller than the breed average. Please size your dog prior to placing an order.
Custom Sizes
We are more than happy to make your dog’s collar to your exact sizing measurement! We know that sometimes a dog may fall outside of the standard sizing we have outlined above, that’s why we also offer custom sizing! Send us a message if you are interested in a custom size for your dog’s collar!
How to Size a canine endeavour Collar
Sizing your dog for their new collar is easy. Take their current collar, lay it flat, and grab a measuring tape. If you have a buckle collar, measure from the midpoint of the buckle to the hole that you use to secure the collar. If you have a clasp collar, measure the entire length of the collar (from clasp to clasp). We will add additional holes so that you can adjust sizing if necessary.
Recommendation: Dog collars should fit snug (but not tight), with enough room for approximately 2 fingers to fit between your dog’s neck and the collar.
Disclaimer
canine endeavour assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or accidents associated with the use of canine endeavour collars, leashes, or custom gear. Use of canine endeavour’s collars, leashes, and custom gear is to the discretion and responsibility of the owner (customer). The owner (customer) is responsible for regularly examining and sizing all canine endeavour custom gear.