Size guide Anny-X Fun, Safety and Protect dog harness
| Size |
Throat |
Chest |
Chest strap |
Weight |
| XXS |
14-22 cm |
36-42 cm |
16.5 cm |
3-7 kg |
| Breed of dog |
Yorkshire, Terrier, Maltese, Dachshund |
| XS |
22-36 cm |
43-52 cm |
19.5 cm |
6-12 kg |
| Breed of dog |
Dachshund, Manchester, Terrier, Fox Terrier |
| S |
26-40 cm |
52-64 cm |
23 cm |
9-19 kg |
| Breed of dog |
Beagle, Podenco Andaluz, Cocker Spaniel |
|
| M |
30-48 cm |
62-74 cm |
30 cm |
18-30 kg |
| Breed of dog |
Border Collie, Retriever, English Setter |
|
| L |
38-58 cm |
70-86 cm |
35 cm |
26-38 kg |
| Breed of dog |
Weimeraner, Grote Münsterländer, Collie, Dobermann |
|
| XL |
48-70 cm |
78-96 cm |
38.5 cm |
35-50 kg |
| Breed of dog |
Newfoundlander, Kuvasz, Leonberger |
|
Chest strap is the length of the strap between the legs. If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger one.
Neck: Measure where the necklace usually sits, measure tight
Chest: Measure where the dog is largest around the chest (just behind the front legs)
Chest strap: Measure from the dog's sternum to where the harness's chest strap is expected to end (if you have previously considered size S, the 23 cm measurement should end somewhere between the widest part of the chest to before the last rib).
1. The Y (front) of the harness should sit on the dog's sternum so that the shoulders and larynx are kept free.
2. The strap around the chest should sit far enough back so that it does not cause chafing in the dog's armpits and does not limit freedom of movement.
3. If you are going to pull with the harness, the strap around the ribcage should sit in front of the last rib.
4. There should be 2 fingers between the strap around the chest and the dog's chest so that it is not too tight or too loose.
5. Also test that the harness fits correctly under load.
