Dog Blanket and Pet Gifts by RoverWrap

To find the length of your dog, measure the entire length of the spine, not including the tail.

To find how tall your dog is, while he or she is standing on a flat surface, measure from the floor to the top of the shoulders.

Find the RoverWrap^TM size that will fit your dog's largest measurement. For example, if your dog is long, but not very tall, like a Dachshund, order the RoverWrap^TM Dog Blanket that better represents his or her length, and ignore the height measurement.

If your dog is tall, but not very long, like some terriers, order the RoverWrap^TMDog Blanket that better represents his or her height, and ignore the length measurement.

Pets with long hair will need a size bigger so there's room for them and their fur.

These blankets are not meant to be snug, but loose fitting.

RoverWrap^TM Size:	Fits These Heights:	Fits These Lengths:	Fits These Weights:
X-Small	Up to 6" Tall	Under 7" Long	Under 3 Pounds
Small	6" to 8" Tall	8" to 11" Long	4 to 6 Pounds
Medium	8" to 11" Tall	12" to 15" Long	7 to 12 Pounds
Large	12" to 15" Tall	16" to 19" Long	13 to 20 Pounds

The following are examples of what size might best suit certain breeds, but measure and weigh your dog, just to make sure you're getting the right size:

An Extra Small is designed to fit the tiniest Pocket breeds (under 3 pounds) or puppies. Think of Paris Hilton's "Tinkerbell;" if your fur baby is that tiny, you need an X-Small.

A Small RoverWrap^TM is designed to fit most Teacup breeds (4 to 6 pounds) such as the Teacup Chihuahua, small Italian Greyhound, Teacup Poodle, small Yorkies, and kittens.

A Medium is designed to fit most Toy breeds such as the Boston Terrier, Brussels Griffon, Standard Chihuahua (or long coat Teacups), Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Maltese, Miniature Dachshund, Papillion, Pomeranian, Toy Springer Spaniel, and average-sized adolescent cats.

A Large is designed to fit most Miniature breeds such as the Bichon Frise, Boston Terrier, Standard Dachshund (and some larger Miniature Dachshunds), French Bulldog, Lhasa-Apso, Miniature Pinscher (Min-Pin), Pekingese, Pug, Miniature Schnauzer, Shih-Tzu, and large adult cats (or multiple smaller cats).