Sizing
Sizing Guide.
Two measurements. A soft tape. Five minutes. Here is how to make sure the harness fits the first time.
How to measure.
Use a soft measuring tape. If you do not have one, a piece of string and a ruler works too. Measure with your dog standing on all four legs, calm. Not too tight, not too loose. You should be able to fit two fingers between the tape and your dog's body.
Chest. Take the measurement at the widest part, just behind the front legs. This is the most important number.
Neck. Measure at the base of the neck, where a collar naturally sits.
The size chart.
| Size | Neck | Chest | Typical breeds |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 24 to 34 cm | 30 to 44 cm | Small puppies, toy breeds |
| S | 28 to 42 cm | 42 to 60 cm | Shih tzu, pomeranian, small aspin |
| M | 34 to 56 cm | 58 to 80 cm | Mini schnauzer, beagle, medium aspin |
| L | 46 to 66 cm | 78 to 102 cm | Goldendoodle, large aspin, golden retriever |
Between sizes?
Size up. The dual-locking adjustment is generous and handles the in-between. Sizing down means the harness might be too tight at the chest, which is uncomfortable and unsafe. Sizing up means the adjustment system does what it was designed to do.
For the leash.
The leash comes in two sizes. Small is 1.3m long, 1.3cm wide, rated for dogs up to 14 kg. Regular is 1.7m long, 1.9cm wide, rated for dogs up to 36 kg. If your dog is a strong puller, go up a tier.
Buying the Walking Kit? You do not pick the leash size separately. It comes matched to the harness size you choose: XS and S include the Small leash, M and L include the Regular. We match it for you so the leash always suits the dog.
Still not sure?
Email contact@kulita.ph with your dog's measurements and a photo. We will tell you which size we would pick. Faster than guessing, and we want you to get it right the first time.