Blind Dog Bumper Collars

Measuring around the neck:

These collars work best when they are snug. Measure with one finger under the tape measure. The measurement you get is the size collar to purchase. If you don’t have a tape measure, use a ribbon, then measure that with the ruler. These collars are NOT adjustable, but the fake fur provides a soft padding.

A snug fit works best, although the collar will still work if it's loose. I have a 45 pound red heeler and a 20 pound blind Corgi. When they get shaved in the summer, the collars are loose, but they still do ok with them.

Measuring Mid-Neck to Nose

This measurement will help you determine if the hoop is the right size. Measure from the middle of the neck, along the side of your dog's face, straight to the tip of the nose, using a tape measure or ruler.

*Tip: When you try to measure your dog for hoop size, put a treat in the palm of your hand so your dog will hold still for a second while you get the measurement.

Next, check the size of the hoop on the metal yardstick to make sure it’s the right size for dog’s face. There should be 2" (small dogs) to 3" (large dogs) buffer space between the nose and hoop. Dogs with a very short nose or might do better with a SMALLER hoop, dogs with a longer nose may need a LARGER hoop.

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Wire inside the hoop makes it adjustable up or down, round or oval. If your dog is young or very active, might need a stronger hoop.

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The STANDARD hoop size is approximately twice the neck size.

EXAMPLE: a 11” collar has a hoop that is 22” around the face. (including the part that is embedded on each side of the collar)