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Have you checked your dog's tags lately?

5.7K views 27 replies 20 participants last post by  Dude and Bucks Mamma  
#1 ·
i was putting my dog's new license on his collar and i
noticed i couldn't clearly read the info on his other
tags. time for new tags. check your dog's tags and
make sure everything can be read clearly.
 
#2 ·
Buy from RedDingo! They cut it deeper so it last a long time! Mikey has had his for quite a long while now and it still looks new :)
 
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#9 ·
Just how rich are you.....?:tongue1:

I just get regular tags for my two. I have an allergy tag for Charlie that I ordered which is pretty heavy duty but the regular ones I get for both dogs have help up pretty good. Charlie is on her second but only cause she lost the first one somehow. And they go through some pretty tough usage. In the bog, in the ocean, ponds, bush, forest, fields, pretty much anything you can imagine!
 
#14 ·
Emma has the silver oval, black bone from PetsMart. Not a single letter has been rubbed off.
 
#15 ·
We have the small round with a black center tag from Petsmart that's about 3 yrs old and the writing is as clear as the day we bought it. At home, the pups wear their tag collar which has their name and the phone number embroidered on them.
 
#16 ·
Avery has two fetching tags and a boomerang tag and he wears none of them.
 
#21 ·
I have red dingo tags on my pup for about 4 years and can still be seen. If it does end up rubbing off, I definitely will get another red dingo tag. Much longer lasting than the ones that are made in the machine. If I have to get him 2 tags for his lifetime, I'm ok with that. They're very affordable.
 
#25 ·
Forget about the letters getting scratched, what I always found hard to believe was how deformed and mangled they get, like they were beaten with a hammer. I picked 4 from the tag graveyard. Clockwise from the upper left: a rabies tag, an AKC Companion Animal Recovery tag, another rabies tag and a cheap name tag.
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The one on the left used to be the same shape and color as the one on the right!
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When we go on late night walks (we're going out after I post this), I prefer stealth mode. The jingle alerts every light sleeping dog in their houses along the way. I just take a piece of aluminum foil, wrap it around the tags and squeeze. Its an effective silencer. I want to hear tags jingling when on wooded trails. Nicky loves to race around helter skelter and is often out of ear shot. When I call him, I look like a dog - I stop and listen for the jingle. When I think I hear it, I turn my head this way and freeze, then that way and freeze, trying to zero in on the sound. I cant make my ears stand up though.

He doesnt usually run around the house naked either. I can keep track of where he is what he's doing or when he comes in from the yard. The other night he had his collar off. I left him sleeping soundly in the bedroom and went downstairs to the kitchen. I was standing at the counter and turned around and he was sitting there watching me. It scared the wheaties out of me because I didnt hear him come down, he was just...there. <cue creepy music>
 
#26 ·
He doesnt usually run around the house naked either. I can keep track of where he is what he's doing or when he comes in from the yard. The other night he had his collar off. I left him sleeping soundly in the bedroom and went downstairs to the kitchen. I was standing at the counter and turned around and he was sitting there watching me. It scared the wheaties out of me because I didnt hear him come down, he was just...there. <cue creepy music>
Charlie never runs around the house "naked" for that reason. I get startled easily LOL so I like knowing where she is in case I a) want her with me because I hear something weird or b) she will "stalk me" and peep around corners and that freaks me out too. LOL. Even with her collar on though she moves oddly enough so I can't hear the jingle sometimes and I don't know how she manages that. She has her dog license and her regular name tag on her collar. But anyways, last night I left her on the bed asleep to get a glass of water (it was around 3am) and when I turned to go back down there she was sitting in the doorway staring at me. And we have hardwood, so usually I can hear her nails on the floor (unless she is in super stealth mode). I just about peed myself when I turned around ahahaha
 
#27 ·
I always wondered how they got so mangled too!
It's so weird:confused:
 
#28 ·
Buck and Iorveth do that to me too. Those two can sneak up on you like nobody's business! Iorveth is only 16.5 weeks and doesn't have the clumsiness puppies that age still usually have. Clumsy puppies are noisy puppies but this little snot can materialize out of nowhere. Buck is surprisingly agile and sneaky for his size.

Poor Dude... He couldn't sneak up on someone if they were wearing headphones with loud music and had their eyes closed. When he walks he gets all happy and excited (no matter where he goes, even just in the house) and does his "happy huffs" like he feels the need to announce his arrival.

I need good tags for the boys. I just have the cheap tags to hold me over until I can get them some nice ones.
 
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