Size Guide
Size Guide
How to measure
- Belly girth, with your dog standing, run a soft tape around the widest part of the belly, just in front of the back legs. This is the measurement that matters most.
- Weight, a rough guide only. A lean 20 kg collie and a barrel-chested 20 kg staffy are different shapes; trust the girth.
| Size | Weight (guide) | Belly girth | Typical breeds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | up to 15 kg | up to 48 cm | Spaniel, small terrier, mini poodle, dachshund, small crossbreed |
| Medium | 15 to 30 kg | 48 to 70 cm | Border collie, springer, staffy, cocker, medium crossbreed, smaller Labrador |
| Large (Black only) | 30 to 45 kg | 70 to 90 cm | German Shepherd, Labrador, larger crossbreed |
| X-Large (Black only) | 45 kg and up | 90 cm and up | Rottweiler, mastiff-type, giant breeds |
Between sizes? Go up. The straps cinch down further than you'd think and a fraction loose beats a fraction tight on old joints.
Large and X-Large are only available in the Black colourway for now.
Long-backed breeds (dachshund, corgi, basset): measure girth as above and expect to run the straps near their shortest. If your dog is very long and low, email us before ordering.
Grip socks sizing
Measure across the widest part of the paw with your dog standing (weight on it). Sizes XS to XL. Between sizes, size up. Not sure? Email us the measurement and we'll tell you.