| Breed of Dog | Adult dog neck size (cm) | Adult dog neck size (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| Siberian Husky | 46-50cm | 18-20″ |
| Springer Spaniel | 36-46cm | 14-18″ |
| Staffordshire Bull Terrier | 45-60cm | 18-24″ |
| St Bernard | 66-81cm | 26-32″ |
How to Measure Your Dog For a Collar
Loosely measure the dog’s neck with a soft tape measure where the collar normally sits. Slide two fingers between the dog’s neck and the measure tape. This will give your dog the space needed so that the dog collar is snug, but not tight. If you do not use your two fingers, be sure to add two inches to your measurement.
How To Measure Your Dog For A Collar
Use a soft and flexible tape measure to determine your dog’s neck size where her collar naturally falls. Then, slide two fingers between your dog’s neck and the tape measure to make sure the dog collar fits properly without being too tight.
If you’re shopping for a new dog collar, check out our favorite customized option, the Country Brook Personalized Dog Collar.
Dog Collar And Leash Fit & Sizing Guide
If your breed isn’t listed above, the graphic below can help with a place to start for sizing your dog.
FAQ
What size collar does a husky need?
Huskies normally have medium-sized necks, so you’ll likely want to get a dog collar that’s around 15 to 22 inches long.
How many inches is husky neck?
What size neck does a 40 pound dog have?
How do I know what size collar to get my dog?