This week is National Pet ID Week!
Hey there! I'm showing off my tags for you today in my pic, because this week is National Pet ID Week!
It's a great time to not only make sure you have your tags and that you wear them, but that the information contained on your tags is up to date.
The info on my tags include my name, phone, address, vet info and phone, emergency backup number & my microchip number!
Every once in a while, Mum and I will find some stray dogs wandering the neighborhood. Mum immediately jumps in the car with a bag of treats and tries to catch them.
She's been pretty successful at it too. And luckily all of the pups Mum has 'rescued' had tags, so Mum could call the number and get them back home in the same day! And those tags hadn't had a mig welder taken to them, and were easily readable! That's important, 'cause us pups sometimes wear down the engraving on our tags.
Having a tag or microchip for your pup is soooo important. What if, heaven forbid, that they would get lost, one day. It's so much easier for them to find their way home with some type of identification.
Here are some resources for tags that we use and like. And you can visit my website to see lots more!. But whatever you do, tag us!
Good Dog ID Tag
HomeAgain ID Tag and Membership
Agility! Talking long walks (especially at the pond), my 5" squeaky basketball, 
, herding (when I get the chance), sticks, June bugs, teasing my sister Gracie, herding Wolfie, 
, dogging Wiggy, chasing birds, canoeing with my Mom, 
, walking the Indy 500 track on Mutt Strutt Day! 
Back in August 2004, my birth Mom and four of my brothers and sisters were found by the folks at the 
Visit my Squidoo lens on Dog Agility. It has all kinds of links, and info on training, competition, venues, courses, resources, videos and more!
1 Bark at me!:
Great topic! Carmela did not have any tags or a microchip...that's how she ended up joining the Mafia. :-D. Thanks for talking about suchvan important topic!
Post a Comment