Harness Recommendation Request

Your Name

Your Email

Your Dog's Name

Your Dog's Breed

Your Dog's Age (Years/Months)

Your Dog's Weight (in Kg)

What will the harness primarily be used for (choose one)?
AgilityBikejoringCanicrossingDryland (Rigs & Carts)FlyballMushing (Sledding)ScooteringSkijoringWalkingWeight Pulling

Experience:
How experienced is your dog? Is he/she a strong puller?

PLEASE NOTE: All measurements should be taken close to the skin. Your dog should be measured whilst in a standing position. If you are unsure on the accuracy of your measurement, try measuring it 3 times and then take an average. If you need any help, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Measurement 1 - Max Head Circumference (in cm):
This is the circumference of your dog's head at it's widest point. (on the diagram: from H1 to H2 and back to H1)

Measurement 2 - Neck Circumference 1 (in cm):
This is the circumference of your dog's neck at the point where their collar would normally sit, approximately halfway from the start of the neck behind ears to the base of neck. (on diagram: from N1 to N2 and back to N1)

Measurement 3 - Neck Circumference 2 (in cm):
This is the circumference of your dog's neck at the base, just in front of the shoulders. From the point at the top just in front of the shoulder blades (should be able to feel a slight hollow in the muscles), in a line following just in front of the shoulder blade down to point about 2 fingers width above the top of the breastbone and round back up the other side to the starting point. It's easiest to take this measurement on one side and then double it.(on the diagram: from N3 to S and back to N3)

Measurement 4 - Neck Circumference 3 (in cm):
This is the circumference at the base of your dog's neck; from the point at the top just in front of the shoulder blades (should be able to feel a slight hollow in the muscles), in a line following the front of the shoulder blade down to the top of the breastbone and round back up the other side to the starting point. It's easiest to take this measurement on one side and then double it. (on the diagram: from S to B, then doubled)

Measurement 5 - Chest Circumference (in cm):
This is the circumference of your dog's chest at it's deepest point, normally just behind the front legs. (on the diagram: from C1 to C2 and back to C1)

Measurement 6 - Back Length 1 (in cm):
This is the length of your dog's back; from the middle of the shoulder blades to the start of the tail. This should be measured with the tape held horizontally above the dog's back, rather than following the curve of the back. (on the diagram: from W to T)

Measurement 7 - Back Length 2 (in cm):
This is the same as Measurement 6, but instead starting from that hollow point just in front of the shoulder blades that you used in Measurement 4. Again, this should be measured horizontally above the dog's back, rather than following the curve of the back. (on the diagram: from S, to T)

Any other info?