How to Ensure the Perfect Fit For Dog Coats & Harnesses
Posted by Brooke Spater on 4th December 2018
Your Kurgo package arrives on a brisk November afternoon and you're very excited and eager to try out your dog's new coat on your daily walk together. The only problem? The coat is so snug that it would be a better fit for your neighbor's cat. Nothing is worse than when your enthusiasm immediately fades and is quickly replaced with the dread of having to deal with a return. Our goal is to ensure you don't find yourself in that position. Even though you'd describe your beagle as a medium-sized dog, all of the early morning running she has been doing with you may translate into a size small being the best fit for her frame. We strongly recommend taking the time to carefully measure your dog before you place your order. In less than two minutes, our co-founder Gordie explains how to properly measure for coats, harnesses, and collars in the video below. Or, if you want to talk to a human being, just call us! We can be reached at 877-847-3868 (or email us: info@kurgo.com)
You can also check out our How to Measure Your Dog in 3 Easy Steps infographic for further help.
Brooke Spater runs Social Media Marketing at Kurgo. Among other things, she manages the Kurgo blog and enjoys spending time with her husband, 3 kids, and their 90 lb. Goldendoodle named Baxter.
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