Slide on tags are only suitable for buckle collars as they WILL NOT fit over plastic snap fastenings. These tags add a bit of sparkle and personality to your dogs looks and can look quite fetching when paired with a similarly snazzy collar.Ĭlick to learn more / Buy from Amazon. Highly polished nickel plated metal dog tags with hard, clear epoxy resin coating on the glittered paw print design face.ġ3 colors available, complete with split ring for attachment and up to 3 lines of 13 characters of text for your pets info. Up to 5 lines of custom engraving engraving for all your pets essential information.Ĭlick to learn more / Buy from Amazon. Classic Round ID Tag – By ‘LuckPet’Ī classic looking, 1 inch diameter round, stainless steel or brass metal pet ID tag.Īvailable in highly polished mirror finish, or matte (dulled look) finish, in stainless steel or brass. These tags look stylish, are long-lasting and in my personal opinion look a little more classy than the usual brightly colored varieties.Ĭlick to learn more / Buy from Amazon. More than enough for all the essential information needed. Round, bone or heart shapes available with up to 4 lines of text on each side of up to 22 characters per line. Premium ID tags made from stainless steel that is far stronger than aluminum, lasting longer and far less likely to wear thin and break. Stainless Steel PET ID Tags – By ‘GoTags’
This lightweight aluminum, anodized for higher durability and available in 9 different colors so you can easily find the right color to complement your pooch and their chosen collar.Ĭustom engraving of up to 4 lines of 16 characters per line on both sides of the tag, you can include whatever information you deem fit by entering the details at checkout.Ĭlick to learn more / Buy from Amazon. Aluminum Pet ID Tags – By ‘Providence Engraving’Īnodized aluminum for higher durability and longer lasting tag when compared to bare aluminum alone.Ĩ shapes and 8 colors to choose from, making 64 total variations and custom engraved with up to 4 lines of text with 18 characters per line for your dogs essential information, it’s little wonder this pet ID tag is the most popular Amazon.Ĭlick to learn more / Buy from Amazon. These are the traditional style ID tags familiar to everyone.Īvailable in circle, bone, star and many other shapes, in polished brass or mirrored stainless steel, as well as a whole multitude of colors, there’s bound to be something to suit your taste. I can see sense in both sides of the argument…so essentially the choice is yours! Quality Metal, Traditional Style Dog ID Tags
This red flag sometimes alerts people to the fact the dog may be stolen. This is because your dog will feel less comfortable going with a person who doesn’t even know their name and prospective buyers find it odd the seller doesn’t know it or the dog doesn’t react to the made up name when called. It’s also said that not having your dogs name on their tag makes it both harder for a thief to steal them, and also for the thief to sell your dog on. If you leave your dogs name off the tag: In a dispute over ownership, you’re more likely to have your pet returned if you can prove you know their name and the other person does not! If you include your dogs name on the tag: Some say your dog will feel more comfortable around the stranger that finds them if they use your dog’s name, are then more likely to hang around and wait for your re-union and so their name should be on the tag.Īlso, if your dog is found and restrained yet manages to slip their collar, it’s said there’s a higher chance they can still be controlled and kept by the finder if they can calm your dog by calling their name. Here are the pros and cons so you can make an informed decision: Some people recommend you DO NOT put your pets name on your tag, while others recommend you do.
Should You Include Your Pets Name on the Tag? The vast majority of people will helpfully call a number they find on the ID tag of a lost and found dog and this is the quickest way for you to be re-united.
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