Size Guide
Measure your dog’s neck and compare with the chart for correct sizing.
Finding the right fit
Each Barklin collar adjusts within a set range. Measure your dog’s neck at the collar position and compare with the chart.
| Size | Adjustable Range (cm) | Width | Breed Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 25–35 | 2.5 cm | Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, Jack Russell, Mini Poodle |
| M | 35–45 | 2.5 cm | French Bulldog, Corgi |
| M | 35–45 | 4 cm | Vizsla, Border Collie |
| L | 45–55 | 4 cm | Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, Boxer |
| XL | 55–65 | 4 cm | Rottweiler, Great Dane, Cane Corso, Newfoundland |
Collar sizes are indicative. Breed examples are guidance only. Individual dogs vary. Always measure with a soft tape measure and apply the two-finger rule.
How to Measure
Fit Tips
- If a measurement is at the edge of a range, select the larger size.
- Choose 2.5 cm width for agility and lighter feel.
- Choose 4 cm width to highlight patterns with more impact.
- Select wider collars when comfort and even pressure distribution are needed.
- Fidlock® Magnetic buckle tested to 686 N (≈70 kg) pull force in lab conditions.
- Due Emme Classic buckle (Econable) breaking points: 25 mm – 70 kg · 40 mm – 90 kg.
FAQ
How do I measure my dog?
Wrap a soft tape measure around the neck where the collar sits. Leave two fingers of space. Compare to the chart.
What if my dog is between sizes?
Select the larger size for comfort and safety.
Can small dogs wear 4 cm collars?
No. The 4 cm width is not suitable for S size dogs. Use 2.5 cm only.