Collar, lead and harness come in the same colourways, so you do not have to puzzle a set together.
Every product has a size chart in centimetres, so you measure instead of guess.
Because the colourways run right through the collection. Khaki/Orange exists as a collar, as a lead and as a harness, and with our customers it is far and away the most chosen combination. Add something later and it still matches.
Boondog is a South Korean brand that makes nothing but walking gear. Most of what we sell is a martingale: a collar or harness with a second loop that tightens the moment your dog backs up, and releases again once it walks on. Not a choke chain, because that loop has a limit.
We sell in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, and ship throughout Europe.
Measure the neck just below the head, and the chest at its widest point behind the front legs.
Do not pull it tight. Two fingers should still fit underneath.
Every series fits differently. Choose the size from the centimetres you measured, not from your dog's weight.
Sizes differ per series. Always check the size information on the product page itself.
A collar that sits too loose slips over the head, a harness that sits too tight rubs under the front legs. Almost all hesitation comes down to those two things. Here is what to look for.
A martingale has a second, smaller loop. When your dog backs up, that loop closes a little and the band becomes just too small to slip over the head. Once the dog walks on, the band falls back to its open position.
The difference with a choke chain is that a martingale does not keep tightening: the loop has a limit. Useful for dogs whose head is narrower than their neck, such as sighthounds and many spaniels.
For a dog that walks nicely alongside you, a collar is enough, and it gets in the way less.
If it pulls, or coughs against the lead, a harness spreads the pressure across the chest instead of the throat. The same goes for short-nosed breeds and for puppies still learning to walk.
If you are unsure, the middle length is the safer choice: you can shorten it by gathering it up, but you cannot do the reverse.
The two-tone combinations return across the families. Choose Khaki/Orange for the harness and the same combination exists as a collar and as a lead.
Not every colour exists in every series. On the category page each colourway gets its own card, so you can see at a glance what there is.
No two screens show the same colour. The swatches on the product pages are taken from the photographs, so they come close, but expect a small difference from what actually lands on your doormat.
That is why every colour also has its name in text. Choose by name and you know exactly which one you get.
