Dog Tags –
Keeping Pets Safe With Dog Tags
For your beloved dog, a pet identification tag is
definitely necessary to keep your pet protected and safe. All dogs love
to be outside to play, run or even just sniff around. No matter how
well watched and cared your dog may be, there's a very good chance that
at some point they'll sneak away unsupervised. This could happen when
company arrives and the dog scoots out the door to go exploring. Some
find an escape route in the back yard and slip out to look for other
dogs or just for a wander. You might be taking your dog for a walk and
let it off the leash to roam a bit and something catches your
pet’s eye, and he/she is gone. Sometimes, you're very lucky
and find the dog immediately, and other times they show up on their own
many hours later. Unfortunately, there are times when a dog is injured,
gets in a dogfight or the dogcatcher picks the pet up. Without dog
tags, many pets will never find their way back to their owners and end
up as strays or even at the humane society. If not adopted out,
unfortunately they put the dog to sleep. This terrible fate is
preventable by a dog tag. Dog tags will let someone know either where
the dog lives or a phone number to call. Make sure your dog wears a tag
at all times, because it's impossible to predict when the dog may
become lost.
Dog tags, similar to collars and leashes, come in
a huge assortment of styles, colors and sizes. All identification tags
should have the pet's and owner's name, address, phone number and vet's
phone number. Dog tags can be as simple as a metal tag, or as elaborate
as gold or diamond ones. Many of the fashion giants manufacture dog
tags to match the dog owner’s jewelry or clothes. No matter
which dog tag you choose, make sure it's easy to read and durable.
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Some of the many dog tags available on the market
are:
- Computer or hand engraved pet tags shaped like
bones, paw prints, hearts, etc.
- Rabies tags, medical and allergy information
- Colored tags
- Custom dog tags
- Designer dog tags made of crystal, sapphire,
diamond, emerald, silver, gold etc
No matter how plain, unique or terribly expensive
the dog tag you choose, the most important thing to remember is that it
should contain all the information necessary to keep your pet healthy
and have him/her returned safely to you. Nothing is worse than always
wondering but never knowing what really happened to your pet. Making
sure your dog or dogs always wear their dog tags helps your pet find
its way back to you. For that reason, always be sure to change the
information on the dog’s tags if you move or change vets or
phone numbers.
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