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Granite size 10

The Extreme Warmer provides versatile protection and is designed to provide efficient warmth for both extended outdoor activities in cold conditions and during training or competition. The Extreme Warmer will keep your dog warm in demanding conditions. It is also particularly well suited to outdoor activities in winter, when long-term exposure to cold cannot be avoided. The unique lining material of the Extreme Warmer reflects the dog’s heat and thus stimulates its blood circulation efficiently unlike a regular winter jacket. This will help the dog’s muscles stay warm and prevent injuries during active dog sports. The surface material of the product is laminated with a waterproof and breathable film. Reflector piping seams on the back of the jacket and the seams on the rear section are taped. The lining fabric is smooth polyester fabric that will not tangle the dog's fur. Besides a high collar, the jacket has a warming tricot hood that can be lifted to protect the dog’s ears and head. The jacket protects the most important muscle groups for the dog’s heat production as well as its neck and chest. Soft and slightly flexible material is comfortable to wear and allows complete freedom of movement. The bottom section of the jacket is dimensioned to cover the abdominal area that is sensitive to cold. With adjustable back length, collar and waist, and a protective rear hem, this highly technical outfit is suitable for a range of applications. The back of the product has a leash opening for collar or harness attachment size 12 and up. The smaller jacket has a ring for fastening a leash. The jacket’s efficient 3M reflectors improve the dog’s visibility in the dark

1. The back length should be measured from the withers (not the collar) to the base of the tail, while the dog is standing in normal position.

2. The neckline measurement should be taken at the base of the neck, this being the widest point of the neck. The neckline of an overall can be larger than the circumference of the dog's neck, as it can be adjusted to fit a smaller neck.

3. The chest measurement should be taken at the widest point of the chest, from behind the front legs. To ensure sufficient freedom of movement, the chest of an overall should be 5-20 cm/2-8" wider than the dog's chest.

4. The front leg length should be measured from the bottom of the rib cage along the inner side of the leg to the wrist bone. The legs of an overall are of an appropriate length when they reach down to the dog's forearms.