Ruffwear Front Range Flex Harness – Size Guide
📏 Ruffwear Front Range Flex Harness – Size Guide
Measure your dog’s girth
Wrap a tape measure around the widest part of the rib cage, just behind the front legs.
| Size | Girth Measurement | Typical Fit - a GUIDE only - please measure your dog |
|---|---|---|
| XXS | 33 – 43 cm | Very small dogs, mini breeds & puppies |
| XS | 43 – 56 cm | Small breeds (mini schnauzer, border terrier, standard dacshund, cavapoo) |
| S | 56 – 69 cm | Medium breeds (cockapoo, working cocker spaniel, scottie, westie) |
| M | 69 – 81 cm | Medium–large breeds (working labrador, springer spaniel, female golden retriever) |
| L | 81 – 107 cm | Large & deep-chested dogs (german shepherd, male golden retriever, some labradors, husky, standard poodle) |
Between sizes? We recommend sizing up for comfort and freedom of movement. However, this does depend if you think your dog's frame will fit the larger sized harness - if in doubt, send us a message.
📏 Ruffwear Front Range Flex Collar – Size Guide
Measure your dog’s neck circumference
| Size | Neck Measurement |
|---|---|
| XS | 28 – 36 cm |
| S | 36 – 41 cm |
| M | 41 – 51 cm |
| L | 51 – 66 cm |
Ruffwear Front Range Flex Leash – Quick Guide
| Leash Length | Best For |
|---|---|
| Standard length | Everyday walks, training, town & country |
| Traffic handle | Close control in busy areas |
(One size fits most dogs - choose your Ruffwear lead based on walking style rather than dog size.)
✔️ Be More Bob Fit Tips (Real-World Tested)
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The harness should sit snug, not tight - no pinching or rubbing behind the legs, or up in to the armpits.
- Importantly, it should NOT be loose - otherwise it will ride around and up, and it won't do its job properly
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You should be able to fit two fingers under straps and collar
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Re-check fit after the first few walks as materials naturally settle, and after grooming
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For growing dogs or thick coats, leave room to adjust
As a premier Ruffwear stockist in the UK, Be More Bob offers sizing advice based on hands-on experience using this gear with our own dogs since 2018. If you’re unsure, we’re always happy to help you get it right first time.
