🎯 How to Measure Your Dog for a Slip Collar?

The HEAD rules – the NECK's out of luck this time!

Slip collars follow different rules than classic buckle ones. They don't fasten – they slide over the head. That’s why it’s the head you need to measure, not the neck!

🤔 Why a slip collar anyway?

Because it's where style meets function:

• Loose when calm, snug when needed.

• Perfect for training or city strolls.

• Dog pulls? Collar adjusts.
  No choking, no drama – just classy control!

📏 Measure it like a pro

What you’ll need:
🧵 A tailor’s tape (or string + ruler in a pinch)

How to do it:

1. Find the widest part of your dog’s head – usually over the ears and forehead.

2. Wrap the tape gently – it should be snug but not tight.

3. Don’t add or subtract anything.
   The number you get is what you enter as “Head circumference” when ordering.

📌 Pro tip: Wrap the tape as if you were slipping on the collar – it should go over the ears smoothly, but not fall off like a loose sock.

❌ Why NOT measure the neck?

Because with slip collars, neck size will just throw you off.

• Measure the neck → collar won’t fit over the head.

• Measure the head → collar fits like a charm.

Trying to squeeze a big head through a tiny sweater hole? Yeah, doesn’t work here either.

✅ TL;DR for the impatient:

• Measure the head, not the neck.

• Over the ears and forehead.

• No padding or guessing.

That number → type it in as “Head circumference.”