Harness fit

A size chart is a boundary, not a fit report.

This planned check will match neck, chest, back length, and body shape to an exact harness model—then show which measurement controls the answer.

Decision contract

What the finished check must answer.

You provide

  • Pet neck, chest, and back measurements
  • Exact harness model
  • Body-shape and escape concerns

PawExact returns

A model-specific size range, the limiting measurement, adjustment margin, and comparable real-use reports.

Hard boundary

Weight or breed alone will never produce a precise size recommendation. Missing measurements return Unknown, not a guessed size.

Publication rail

The page opens only after the evidence does.

Launch gate: 10–15 models and 100 complete fit reports.

  1. Ready

    Shared measurement model

    Neck, chest, back length, fit range, and body-shape context use the same auditable evidence model as other checks.

  2. Next work

    Exact model scope

    Select 10–15 harness models and capture every size range and adjustment point from current maker charts.

  3. Queued

    Body-shape reports

    Collect complete fit reports for corgis, dachshunds, brachycephalic dogs, sighthounds, and small mixed breeds.

  4. Queued

    Model-specific release

    Publish only where measurements identify the limiting dimension and real reports describe rub, escape, and movement outcomes.

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Use the check backed by current data.

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