Do you have tags for your pets?  If not, how do you expect them to be returned to you if they get lost?  Or have you not thought that far ahead?  Just curious.

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Post edited at 12:22 pm on July 1, 2008 by venomromance

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We take my dog`s tag`s off when she comes in the house because the make so much noise when she walks around.

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Sounds like a hassle.  It can't be that loud. =\

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The cats don't have tags because we don't want to put collars on them. Our old cat nearly died because he got his collar caught on barbed wire.

Seeing as cats are out and about all the time I can't see why anyone would see a cat and think it was lost.

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None of my dogs have tags but all of them wear collars. In this area, you don't see very many animals wear tags, really. Not very many people can afford that... I'm surprised I see collars on more than half the animals here.

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It's only five bucks to get a tag made with your name and address.  =\

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But, my boyfriend's dogs do. But they do not wear them in the house. They take them off unless they are going out in the front yard. If they are in the house, or in the backyard, the collars could easily get caught on something and hang them.

Post edited at 12:25 pm on July 1, 2008 by the raven

She used to wear one, but she's now a much older cat and she never leaves our back garden. In fact, she hasn't really gone anywhere near anything we can't see from our windows since she was hit by a car a few years ago. She's also terrified of strangers, amongst other things (she's a rescue cat and appears to have had a pretty rough time) and she prefers to stay indoors most of the time. I guess the world must be a scary place for her.

Anyway, so because she never goes far at all, we no longer make her wear one because it's just not worth it. She hates wearing it, and we're as sure as we can be that she'll be safe.

There's also quite a few other cats on our road, and we all know each others', so it's likely anyone who found her would know whose she was anyway.

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