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Please read entire listing HANDMADE IN THE USA Do not be fooled by inferior knockoffs This is a handmade product. Please allow 1 to 2 weeks to ship. The Bacchus Johnson Shield is the original and best anti-mating apron out there for helping to prevent unwanted breeding, and allows you to leave your bucklings on their mothers longer. The Johnson Shield also helps control urine scald, and the optional bright colors help make it easy to spot them in the field.Made out of tough, washable and flexible water resistant fabric.Features a Nylon strap and heavy duty plastic buckle. (Optional Metal Buckle is also available on my website)Our patented design is weighted so it will center itself as goat moves.IMPORTANT SIZING INFORMATION:Measure your goats girth completely around chest, just behind the front legs and add 4″ for growth. See our “Easy Sizing Guide” on our website for more information. Also measure from the bottom of the chest to the ground to make sure the apron does not drag the ground. If you need an in between size, longer girth or chest strap, just let me know. I take returns and exchanges. I understand that getting the correct size is difficult especially from a hormone raging monster. I do not resell the returned aprons. All aprons come with a chest strap for added security. XX Small Apron Dimensions:Adjustable up to 25″Bottom Width: 7″Length: 5.5″X Small Apron Dimensions:Adjustable from 11″ to 20″ GirthTop Width: 5 1/2″Bottom Width: 6 1/2″Length: 8″Small Apron Dimensions:Adjustable from 14″ to 32″ GirthTop Width: 8″Bottom Width: 9″Length: 9 3/4″ Medium Apron Dimensions:Adjustable from 18″ to 50″ GirthTop Width: 11 1/2″Bottom Width: 12 1/2″Length: 12″Large Apron Dimensions:Adjustable from 25″ to 56″ GirthTop Width: 13″Bottom Width: 14 1/2″Length: 13 1/2″For those of you that are worried about buying a product from another farm rest assured that I have a closed herd of 44 and have had them all tested and they are all negative for CL, CAE, Scrapies, Johnes, Tuberculosis and Brucellosis. Use caution and check the shield daily for tightness and make sure it’s not too loose. Please watch your buck closely for a few days before releasing him with his does. Make sure he is comfortable and the apron is secure. Nothing is 100%, use at your own risk.