Measuring your hound’s Neck for a perfect fit

Measuring your hound’s Neck for a perfect fit

Don’t measure an old collar — they all fit differently!
Instead, use a soft tape measure (or string and a ruler) and measure directly around your dog’s neck:

  1. Find the spot where you want the collar to sit (see Barney’s neck guide below).
  2. Measure snug but not tight — you should be able to slip two fingers under the tape.
  3. Note the number in inches (or cm if you prefer).
  4. Choose the collar size closest to that number or enter a custom measurement in the custom box


Extra Tips to Avoid Mistakes

  • Greyhounds & sighthounds have very longs necks so collars sit slightly different, don’t measure too low down else the collar will be too big.
  • Don’t add ā€œextraā€ length, I will allow for collar thickness.
  • Rope & paracord collars don’t stretch, so the measurement should be accurate, not guesswork.
  • Don’t use an existing collar for measurement, all collars fit differently.

Alterations

We do understand that mistakes can be made when measuring your pet. If you find that your collar doesn’t fit qute right you can return it to be amended.

Alterations are a fixed rate of £8 per alteration plus return poatage.

Just drop me an email at hello@noodleneck.co.uk for details.


Not Just for Greyhounds

We love sighthounds (obviously), but our collars can be made for any dog — tiny, fluffy, chunky, or somewhere in between.

Grab a soft tape measure and check around the base of your dog’s neck, where the collar will sit. Leave enough room to slide two fingers underneath for comfort. That’s it simple.