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Dog Id Collars
Important Dog ID Collars
Thousands of dogs are lost daily across the country.
Many of them are returned home within a day due to their
dog id collar. Those without a dog id collar are usually
never found. Id collars are extremely important for the
safety of your pet. Outdoor dogs are most often wearing
id collars when they get loose, because owners are aware
of the risk. Even indoor pets occasionally sneak out an
open door and run away. Indoor pets that take walks also
can break leashes and run away. No matter where your pet
stays in your home or yard, it is extremely important to
have an id collar on them. There are several types for
every dog.
Embroidered
The embroidered id dog collar is one where the
identification information is sewn right into the
collar. These collars are usually dark colored with the
id information in white thread. They are extremely easy
to see on shorthaired dogs. They work well for dogs who
are distracted by hanging charms and for cats who
scratch the charms right off. These collars can come in
a variety of colors and styles, making them fashionable
as well. Most of these collars are big enough to hold a
name and phone number. You can order these through many
companies. Check with your local pet supply store for
more information.
Charms
These are the most popular forms of dog id. The id
charms are engraved with information such as name,
address, and phone number of the pet and its owner.
These tags are noticeable on any breed of dog. They are
the type of tag most people will look for when trying to
find a home of a lost dog. Some charms are also
fashionable and will contain pictures and phrases. They
tend to dangle however, so if you have a picky dog that
is annoyed by the tag, then consider another option.
Slide Tags
These tags are the in between product for the charm and
the embroidered ids. These are metal plates that are
engraved like the charms with the pet and owner
information. Instead of hanging from the collar however,
they have two slits in each side and slide right onto
the collar. Once the plate is slid onto the collar it
lays flat as part of the collar. The slide tags work
best on nylon collars. Leather collars are often too
thick for the tag to slide onto. These are comfortable
for all dogs, but best seen on shorthaired breeds.
If you are a responsible dog owner, then you need to get
a dog id collar for your dog. Even if you think there is
no way your dog will run away, you still need to take
precautions and get the id collar. Even the smallest and
oldest dogs will run when given the opportunity. It is
terrible when such a small or frail dog is lost in the
chilly night. So, get a dog id collar. There is nothing
to lose, and everything to gain.
About the Author
Whitney Acke is a freelance writer from Lexington,
Kentucky. In addition to freelance writing she also
enjoys songwriting. She and her husband have two young
boys and four dogs. She is a regular contributor to http://www.my-dog-collar.com
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