NB! See size guide in separate tab. MEASURE THE DOG FROM A LITTLE IN FRONT OF BETWEEN THE SHOULDER BLADES - TO THE BASE OF TAIL (IN FRONT OF THE TAIL WHEN HOLDING IT UP). Unlike other dog coat brands, the measurements given for Canelana dog coats (e.g. TOURING) are the cm length from the tightening around the neck to where we think the base of tail should be. The coat should cover well down back and be tightened for good fit. The number of centimeters from the tightening at the neck to the end of the coat is therefore more than the cm measurement given for the size. Example sice M (45 cm). Full length is approx. 55 cm.

See video with Touring: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVwWmZClqAg

TOURING is an all-round heat and activity cover that protects against the weather. The outer fabric is made of a softshell with a membrane (the same fabric as in the THERMO and COVER models). The inside is mesh (mesh fabric). In between the layers, there's a wool blanket (100% merino wool). Tightening of the neck and tightening of the back so that the cover should fit comfortably over the hips. Easy to put on and off. Suitable for most breeds. Many sizes. Black and green.

TOURING has been tested by super users:

Ann Reidun Borgen at Fjellgløtt's Hundesenter:
"We have used TOURING on Border Terrier Extra, Vorsteher Zonta and Pointer Tuwa. TOURING is our choice when the wind is cold and sour, when the dogs are walking "on foot" and when we have a break out in the terrain in cool weather. It should cover all major muscle groups well to minimise heat loss (which in turn increases energy consumption) and reduce the risk of injury when the dog is put back into hard activity. TOURING is a very good choice for dogs that are going to be outside for a long period of time as it both prevents wind and has the right amount of wool inside. TOURING is the coat I'd recommend to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts who only need one coat."

Dog trainer Peder Zeiner Christiansen, who owns a Vorsteher and a hunting cocker: "If I'm going to take just one coat with me, TOURING is the one I'll take. It's just the right thickness/warmth, withstands water well and doesn't hinder movement."

Inger Handegård, Springer Spaniel breeder, author, blog writer, active in many sports and much more: "Many people think that a coat is something you use in the autumn and winter, but even in the spring, and even in the middle of summer, a coat may be required. Our Springer puppy Tilla certainly appreciated wearing a coat when we went to environmental training on a really sour spring day with wind and rain. The Touring coat kept her dry and warm even after two hours outside. Recommended for all dogs who need a little extra protection when it's sour outside."