How many tags do you wear and what are they for?
Not my real tag. I'm not friendly
Ruby’s answer - five.
1. My parents name and number
2. Rabies tag
3. Dog license
4. Chip ID
5. Rose tag from a friend
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Jaz imam mopsa, nima pasje značke, ima pa v ušesu čip... tako sem jo že dobila pred 12 leti... res je, kar bereš, doma imam damo :))
ReplyDeletePoljub in objem, Andreja!
Mojo mopso Ulo lahko vidiš, če pogledaš na moj profil... Foto vitrina je moj drugi blog :))
There are no tags in this home, no pets either since Lola passed.
ReplyDeleteJust one with my name and where I live and a phone number.
ReplyDelete5!! I thought those are now all in a chip?
ReplyDeleteTags (though more cumbersome) have the advantage that they can be understood by anyone, even someone who doesn't have the equipment to read a chip.
DeleteRuby if they were all solid gold you would be wearing a fortune around your neck! Being an indoor Kitty I'm not forced into wearing anything around my neck.
ReplyDeleteOur Mighty Mini Dachshund wore and Rabies tag and id
ReplyDeleteCat have the ability to get in tight places where collars could get caught and be potentially very dangerous for them. We didn't let them wear collars in the house but had rabies tags.
Hugs Cecilia
We both wear one air tag with our pawrents info on it.
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Rosy & Sunny
Just my official York County License 'plate' - the others are here in The Khottage -
ReplyDeleteH&K&W
Willow
No tags here, just microchips!
ReplyDeleteChaplin: "I'm the only one here who wears a collar around the house! Bean and Lulu spend too much time playing and Mama is afraid their collars will get caught on each other, Charlee gets a bare spot on her chin when she wears hers, and Oona just removes hers as soon as Dada tries to put it on her."
ReplyDeleteOona: "LIKE A NINJA."
Lulu: "Bean and I both wear collars when we go out, though, with a Boomerang tag with Mama and Dada's phone numbers plus our registration tags."
Angel Little Bit had two.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day and week. ♥
I have two tags ~ license and rabies tag but don't wear any of them ~ I like to be free ~ Hugs ^_^
ReplyDeletenoe tagz ruby…eye am tag lezz N collar lezz…in other werdz…nekkid. 🙀😸🖤🧡🧡🖤🐾‼️🎃
ReplyDeleteAll necessary tags.
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many!
ReplyDeleteWe tried tags on Celestial Angel and Chuck, but found them a bother once we ended their outside time.
ReplyDeleteAll cats have been microchipped.
Good things to have on tags.
ReplyDeleteNo tags here, we are all naked. Well, not our parents. :)
ReplyDeleteAll those tags mean much for the dogs, I guess. I live in a country that too many stray dogs.
ReplyDeleteLindo colllar siempre es bueno tenerlos protegidos. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteNo tags here - but good for you!
ReplyDeleteLink Linker the Stinker wishes me to inform you he wears none, and if we try to put one on him, we will find out what his murder mitts are for. His microchip will have to suffice.
ReplyDeleteWe never had tags on our dogs ever. They were always chipped.
ReplyDelete5 tags is quite a collection, Ruby! I think the rose tag from your friend is especially sweet. It's nice to have all the important information right there if anyone ever needs to help you find your way home. 🐾
ReplyDeleteFive tags is quite a collection, Ruby! Having the name, number, rabies and license tags plus a chip all covers the bases, and the rose tag from a friend is a sweet touch.
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