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Measure the thickest part of your dog's neck.
The thickest part is generally located at the base of the neck right below where her collar would sit. Use a piece of ribbon or string to mark and then measure it with a ruler or standard tape measure. If your pet is between sizes or is extra fluffy, then choose the larger size. For young puppies, choose either their current neck size for the best fit, or one size up for longer wear.(You may have to roll the bandana a bit at first.)
Warm Note:
Because of the different measurement methods, please allow 0-1/2inch difference due to manual measurement. Due to shooting light or angle, actual color may vary slightly from image.
Carolyn L. Knepp
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Our dogs have always worn bandanas and nothing will change with our newest girl who is 10 months. This St. Patrick's bandana is her first, never worn by another dog. She's 65 pounds and very curious about her world. That extends to trying to eat the bandana. It's a large triangular-shaped bandana so I rolled it along the long side to lift it out of her reach. This measures almost 19 inches along the short sides and 28 inches along the long side. Small dogs can wear this by rolling it. It's cute on her. If she doesn't like it I might wear it.
JL27
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
What can I say—it’s a St. Patrick’s Day dog bandana, and it’s adorable! The silky material is soft and not scratchy like some others I’ve tried. I tied it around my dog, and she loved it! She actually arrived the day before St. Patrick’s Day and is named after an Irish beverage, so we go all out for the holiday here.The fabric is pretty washable, so she’ll be able to wear it again next year. Overall, a fun and festive accessory that holds up well!
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