Collar Measuring Guide

• • • IT IS VITALLY IMPORTANT THAT YOU MEASURE ACCURATELY • • •

Para Meraki does not accept returns or exchanges on any custom item.
No exceptions.

DO NOT TAKE THE MEASUREMENT FROM A COLLAR LAID FLAT.

When measuring for your custom Para Meraki collar, please physically measure your dog's actual neck. All our collars are made according to interior circumference sizing.

Use a soft tape measure, wrap around the dog’s neck. Verify that the measuring tape is tight enough that it cannot slide off the dog’s head over their ears but is not choking the dog. For larger dogs we recommend leaving approximately enough space for two fingers to fit snugly underneath. For smaller dogs we recommend leaving approximately enough space for one finger to fit snugly underneath.

Measurements may be given in inches or centimeters.
Measurements should be given to the nearest .5” or 1cm.

Para Meraki guarantees every custom collar will be within .25 inch (.5cm) of the size requested in the order form. Please ask for help if you need it - feel free to reach out with any questions. Do not rush this step, double and triple check. Take your time. You will not lose your place in line.

Para collars are intended to hold up to a lifetime of daily use. Correct fit is the primary factor in ensuring long term satisfaction. No returns or exchanges will be offered on any custom item.

Standard Neck

For most collars, the measurement should be taken from where a collar naturally sits on the dog's neck.

Use a soft tape measure, wrap around the dog’s neck. Verify that the measuring tape is tight enough that it cannot slide off the dog’s head over their ears but is not choking the dog. For larger dogs we recommend leaving approximately enough space for two fingers to fit snugly underneath. For smaller dogs we recommend leaving approximately enough space for one finger to fit snugly underneath.

Tight Neck

In some cases, such as a limited-slip, the actual neck measurement is required. This measurement should be taken from where a collar naturally sits on the neck without any space. Tight, but not choking.

Head

Slip-on styles, such as our FLUX collars, require the head measurement rather than the neck. This measurement is taken from the widest part of the dog's head around the jaw and ears. The tape should easily slide over the head/ears.