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All paws should be Ùat on the ground and the top line of the dog should be straight and level. Have another person keep the pet's attention so that the head is facing forward.  \nAll measurements must be taken with the pet held in a normal, healthy, standing position.  \nUse a metal tape measure or yardstick and provide us with straight-line measurements. No cloth tape measures allowed.  \nRear wheel carts require measurements A through and including E  \nQuads and front wheel carts require measurements A through and including J  \n*** C and E determine the size and shape of the frame and saddle. They are welded dimensions and cannot be adjusted, therefore double (and triple) check these measurements. **  \nWatch us measure a dog for a quad cart  \nWatch us measure a paralyzed dog  \n\n| Measurement A\u003Cbr>Make sure that the pet's front legs are set squarely beneath the shoulders, not bracing forward or back or splayed to the sides.\u003Cbr>Using a metal tape measure, ruler or yardstick, follow the front legs up to the top of the back at the shoulder blades (see photo) and measure A.\u003Cbr>While you are measuring A, please take a side proØle photo using our photo cheat sheet. The photo allows us to verify a majority of your measurements.\u003Cbr>|\n| --- |\n| Measurement B\u003Cbr>Measurement B is taken from the center of the front leg to the beginning of the rear leg. This measurement tells us how long the side rails need to be in front of the saddle.\u003Cbr>|\n\nMeasurement C*  \nPlacing one hand gently against the inside of the rear leg, measure straight across the widest part of the pet’s thigh, being careful not to compress the muscle, for measurement C.  \nCheck both legs and provide us with the largest measurement.  \nMeasurement D  \nPlacing your hand between the pet's legs, and gently pushing upward, measure from the pet's pelvic Ùoor (bone) to the ground for measurement D – “Ùoor to groin.  \nMeasurement E *  \nThere's two tools that you can choose from to measure E.  \n1. Make your own caliper-Click here for instructions to make and use the caliper to measure your pet.  \n2. Box your pet in with two stiff objects-Gently box the pet in with two stiff objects, such as clipboards or books, making sure not to box in the entire side of the pet at once. Do not use a wall to box your pet in. (See photo below)  \nUse your caliper of choice to measure straight across the widest parts of the pet’s body at the shoulders, ribs, and rump. You should be able to comfortably pass the caliper over each widest point, without pressing into the pet's skin or coat. Leave 1/4\" (1 cm) between the arms of the caliper and the pet's body on smooth coated pets. Thick coated and Ùuffy pets should be measured half-way through the fur.  \nMeasurement E is three separate measurements.  \n| Medial-to-Lateral Measurement\u003Cbr>If your pet is a rear limb amputee, we will need a medial to lateral measurement of the remaining leg. This is a measurement of the thickness of the thigh from the inside to the outside.\u003Cbr>|\n| --- |\n| The following additional measurements (F through J) are required for Front Wheel and Quad Carts. They are not needed if ordering a rear wheel cart. |\n| Measurement F\u003Cbr>Measure the distance between the pet's front legs. If your pet is a front limb amputee, then imagine where the leg/legs would have been and measure the space between them.\u003Cbr>|\n\nMeasurement G  \nMeasure from the center of the shoulder to the point of the chest. This is a straight line measurment. Do NOT wrap the tape measure around the chest.  \n| Measurement H\u003Cbr>Measure from the lowest point of the rib cage to the Ùoor to get H.\u003Cbr>|\n| --- |\n| Measurement I\u003Cbr>Measure from the center of the shoulder to the center of the thigh to get I.\u003Cbr>|\n\nMeasurement J  \nMeasure from the Ùoor to the top of the back at the thigh for measurement J.  \nPosted: Fri, Aug 26, 2016 05:29 PM  \nUpdated Fri, ","cbCaihO2tDcreAqd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihO2tDcreAqd","pdf",922163,"English","# Preparation and Measurement Setup\n## Correct standing position and attention\n## Tools and measurement rules\n## Size-critical dimensions C and E\n# Measurements A and B\n## Measurement A (front legs and shoulder)\n## Measurement B (front leg to rear leg)\n# Measurements C to E\n## Measurement C (thigh width across)\n## Measurement D (floor to groin)\n## Measurement E (tools and medial-to-lateral option)\n# Measurements F to J for front wheel and quad carts\n## Measurement F (front leg spacing)\n## Measurement G (shoulder to chest)\n## Measurement H (rib cage to floor)\n## Measurement I (shoulder to thigh)\n## Measurement J (floor to top of back at thigh)","[{\"question\":\"How should the pet be positioned before taking any measurements?\",\"answer\":\"Support the pet in a healthy, normal, standing position. Ensure all paws are flat on the ground and the top line is straight and level, with the head facing forward and the pet’s attention held by another person.\"},{\"question\":\"What measuring tools are allowed, and what is prohibited?\",\"answer\":\"Use a metal tape measure or yardstick for straight-line measurements. Cloth tape measures are not allowed.\"},{\"question\":\"Why must measurements C and E be double-checked?\",\"answer\":\"Measurements C and E determine the frame and saddle size and shape. They are welded dimensions that cannot be adjusted, so the guide instructs to double (and triple) check them.\"}]","A Visual Guide to Measuring Your Pet - How to Take Cart Measurements | PDF",1791924799]