Leash Boss Pet ID Tag for Dog and Cat Collars, Deep Diamond Engraved, Silent Personalized Custom Identification Boomerang Tags
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Today, I got mine. I only did three lines, the pet's name and two cell phone numbers, and it appears that the font size was increased to keep everything centered on the tag, which is exactly what I was hoping for. I've written a review with photos that should be available soon, so you can see how three lines look on the 3/4-inch wide tag.
Hello! The 3/4 inch is my recommendation; it may be a little tight, but I believe it will fit the additional. It's fine at 05 inches.
I purchased 1 inch tags to use on the snap nylon collars with adjustable snaps. They were a little tricky to put on, but they're not going anywhere! There's a different size (1/2"? ) that you might be interested in.
Yes. Because it can be inserted at any point on the collar, it's ideal for that type of color.
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Perfect: deep engraving, easy to slip on the collar, and snug fit. I, like most dog owners, don't anticipate ever losing my dog, but if it does happen, I'd like to be ready and give myself the best chance of regaining custody. As a result, after conducting some online research, I have decided to label my tag as follows: Line 1: br>br>Line 2: br>br>Line 3: br>br>Line LINE 2: ANIMAL NAMEbr> I'M STRANDED: REWARD! br>Line 3: br>br>br>br>br> Line 4: Phone Numberbr> Line 5: Email addressbr> MICROCHIPPING HAS BEEN APPLIED TO ME! br>br>Explanation of a couple of points:
- br>Dog Name: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX I decided to keep the dog's name after doing some research online. If your dog is lost, it's likely that someone has already found them; at the very least, knowing their name will help your dog feel more at ease with them. I don't see how knowing your dog's name makes it easier to steal the animal. If they aren't going to return the dog, they have already made their decision, in my opinion. I would recommend doing some online research on this because many people have a lot of advice, experience, and opinions on the subject. br>br>Incentive/Microchip: br>br>Incentive/Microchip: br>br>Incent There's nothing like getting your dog back to encourage people to keep it or to discourage them from doing so. Saying there's a reward (to encourage them to return) and that the dog is microchipped (to deter them from keeping it) should increase your chances of getting the dog back. Address: br>br>Address: br>br>Address: br>br>Address I don't want people to know where I live because if they took my dog, they'd know where they should never go again. Because I do not require people to return my dog to my address, I believe that contact information in the form of a phone number and an email address is adequate. br>br>We've made use of.
I liked the idea of a tag that wouldn't come off or get caught in things, and I liked this design so much that I bought a second one; However, if you have more than one dog, this design can be dangerous. Our dogs were outside playing in our yard last week when we heard a lot of noise from our other dogs, and when we went outside to investigate, it appeared that our girls were fighting. When we tried to separate them, we discovered Desi's teeth had become entangled in the tag, and in her attempt to flee, she had twisted Maggie's collar around her jaw, strangling her to death. Maggie's collar was too tight to get a knife under it to save Desi, so she was panicked and fighting. I'm not sure how we finally got Desi to let go, but I believe the tag finally bent enough for her to break free (which wasn't easy). Maggie was rushed to the emergency vet with several puncture wounds, hematomas, scraped skin, and petechial hemorrhaging, but she is doing fine. We were fortunate enough to be at home and able to help. If you or someone you know uses these, be aware of the risk, especially if you have multiple dogs who like to play or go to the dog park.
I'm not sure what kind it is, but it's thick and heavy. A big dog can wear it around his neck without it being too heavy. I have a large Akita, so I ordered a Large for his 1 inch collar, and it fits perfectly! When he drinks or eats, there are no more dangling annoying sounds or tags in the way. br>br>This tag was also customized exactly as requested, with no errors. The writing/print is extremely legible and easy to read. br>The print is dense and resistant to fading. br>br>For installation, this tag also slides easily onto the collar. Putting it in and/or taking it out is simple. br>br>Instead of a straight stiff metal, it has a slight curve to follow the roundness of the dog's neck, which works well. br>br>I strongly advise any pet owner to use this product.
The engraving is legible, and it is snugly fitted to the correct collar width with little chance of coming loose. br>br>However, the Amazon ordering process is inept. You must first choose the appropriate tag size to match a collar width, then select "Customize" to specify what will be engraved. That's simple enough, but once it's in the Shopping Cart, if you want to double-check the inscription for accuracy or make a change, everything on the order defaults to a 3/4-inch tag. inch wide collar must be re-engraved, and the engraving information must be re-engraved as well. entered - All previous data is erased. br>br>I'd ordered one of these tags for a different dog a few weeks ago, and went through the're-order' process. Everything had to be entered several times before it was correct. Leashboss emailed me, requesting confirmation of my inscription - Everything worked out perfectly - Following that, the tag arrived. br>br>I ordered another tag for a different dog because I was so pleased with the first. I repeated entering the width and inscription information due to typos, changing my mind about what to enter, and simply double-checking that everything was as I wanted it. Finally, I submitted the order and acknowledged the email requesting verification and other information; however, the tag arrived in the wrong size, fitting a 3/4-inch collar. collar of 1 inch - The collar is number one. inch. Because too many people, like myself, didn't read the details four or five times before finally submitting the order, the step of requesting email verification before inscribing the collar is undoubtedly included in the process. I'm now the proud owner of a 3/4-sized motorcycle. I don't think I'll be able to use it on my dog's 1-inch tag. a collar of one inch This item's ordering procedure needs to be changed. br>br> Customers should be able to review and edit information on the tag AFTER it has been added to the cart, rather than having to start over. That review step should display previously entered data and allow changes to one or more entries without requiring the user to go through each step of the selection process. There has to be a more efficient way of doing things. br>br>Amazon/Leashboss has the letter of the law on their side. I acknowledged the email that the information was correct without reading it a sixth time because I had spent so much time trying to get the tag ordered at Amazon; my fault, but it's the same as reading the EULA for software to me. I've done it once, like many others, but I don't see why I should do it every time I install a program or app. br>br>Ordering this product reminds me of a game of Whack-A-Mole. Mole. br>br>Toyman br>br>.
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