Dog clothes
Please buy our clothing according to your dog's measurements, not the clothing size. The items we carry are from various designers, so basic sizes should not be the sole basis for a purchase.
We highly suggest that you read all sizing information for each piece of clothing VERY carefully to ensure that you get the correct fit for your pooch, and avoid any costly return shipping fees. If you have any questions, please E-Mail us and we will be happy to help you pick out the perfect size.
In order to find out the right size of clothing that will feet your dog you need to take accurate measurements.
Please make sure your dog is standing, and use measuring tape as follows:
A Measure pet's back length from the base
of the neck to the base of the tail.
B Measure neck circumference 
C Measure the broadest part of the chest
***"If the measurements are between sizes, or your pet has a stout build, deep chest, or is overweight, going up one size is recommended.
YOU'LL FIND THE SPECIFIC SIZE FOR EACH ITEM ON ITS PAGE.
All MEASUREMENTS ARE IN INCHES, length from the base
All MEASUREMENTS ARE IN INCHES, length from the base
of the neck to the base of the tail.
Choosing the right size for pet carrier - Before choosing pet carrier measure your pets length, height and weight then search our detailed pages for the proper dog carrier or cat carrier. If your are not sure about the size, choose the bigger one.
Shoes/Booties :
Measure the dog's paw from back to front, while the dog is standing so that she or he has their weight on the paw. If you are unsure of the size, always go for the larger size
Cratewear Size Chart:
There are no standard dog crate sizes, but Cratewear's unique pattern accommodates over 40 popular sizes of Precision, Four Paws, and Midwest dog crates, among others. To determine the correct Cratewear size for your crate, simply measure the length from front to back.
| Size/Weight |
Recommended Sizes for Cratewear & Pet beds (length from front to back) |
Examples of Breed |
 1-10 lbs |
X-Small 19" x 13" |
Most Cats, Yorkies, Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, Maltese, Papillons |
 11-25 lbs |
Small 24" x 18" |
Fat Cats, Shih Tzu, Pug, Dachshunds, Poodle, Boston Terrier, Miniture Pinschers, Bichons Frises, West Highland Terriers, French Bulldog, Lhasa Spsos, Havanese, Pekingese, Chinese Crested, Brussels Griggons |
 26-40 lbs |
Medium 30" x 20" |
Beagle, Miniature Schnauzer, Shetland Sheepdogs, Cavalier King Charles, Scottish Terriers, Cairn Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers |
 41-70 lbs |
Large 36" x 23" |
Boxer, Bull Dog, Cocker Spaniels, Welsh Corgis, Bassett Hounds, English Springer Spaniels, Australian Shepherds, Shar_pei, Wheaten Terriers, Bull Terriers |
 71-90 lbs |
X-Large 42" x 28" |
Labrador Retrievers & Golden Retrievers, German Shepherd, Rottweilers, Doberman Pinschers, Siberian Huskies, Weimaraners, Collies, Vizslas, Siredale, Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Standard Poodle, Border Collie, Chow Chows |
 91-110 lbs |
XX-Large 48" x 30" |
Alaskan Malamute, Bernese Mountain Dog, Great Dane, Old English Sheepdog, St. Bernard, Weirmaraner |
Choosing a pet bed size:
Body length: when your pet is lying down measure body length, then add 8 inches. The total is the width your pet will need for an oval bed, and the depth your pet will need for a rectangular bed.
If the bed has a bolster or other raised exterior, you'll need to consider the outer dimensions, not the external ones.
If you stuck between two sizes, go for the larger one.
The right dog house
It should have just enough room for Fido to stand up and turn around, but no more. The doghouse should be small enough to retain the dog’s body heat (but again, not too small)
