Sizing Guide
Collars

Loop & Hound Collar Sizing
- Small - 10"-14" (25-36cm)
- Medium - 14"-18" (36-46cm)
- Large - 18" - 22" (46 – 55 cm)
Our Perfect Fit Promise
Not sure which size or width is right for your dog? Measure carefully using the guide above, but don’t worry if the fit isn’t quite right. Contact us within 30 days of delivery. You'll simply cover the cost of sending the original item back, and we'll ship your replacement free of charge.
See our Refund and Return Policy for full details.
Choosing Your Collar Width
Both widths are designed for durability and everyday wear - the difference comes down to fit, comfort, and overall look.
1/2” - Lightweight and Minimal
A slimmer profile that sits comfortably on smaller necks.
Clean, subtle, and easy to wear all day.
Best for:
- Small dogs
- More delicate builds
- A minimal, low-profile look
1” - Bold and Structured
A wider, more substantial collar with added presence.
Feels more structured and visually balanced on larger dogs.
Best for:
- Medium to large dogs
- Thicker coats or broader necks
- A more defined, statement look
Leashes
Choosing the Right Leash Length
4 ft - Close control
Best for busy areas, training, and city walks.
5 ft - Everyday balance
A versatile option for most walks.
6 ft - More freedom
Ideal for relaxed walks and open spaces.
Choosing Your Leash Width
Both widths are built for strength - the difference comes down to feel and handling.
1/2” - Lightweight & Comfortable
A slimmer, lighter option that’s easy to handle and comfortable in hand.
Ideal for smaller dogs or anyone who prefers a more minimal feel.
1” - More Structure & Control
A wider, more substantial feel in hand.
Well-suited for larger dogs or situations where you want a bit more presence and control.
Which should you choose?
If you’re unsure, 1/2” is a great everyday option - lightweight, comfortable, and more than strong enough for typical use.
If you require a size outside of our core offering, complete our Custom Build Enquiry form and we'll let you know if we can build what you're looking for.