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Has anyone seen this?
http://www.dog-e-tag.com
I was disturbed with the advertisement on MSN: "A digital tag for your wandering pooch"
It makes it seem like it's ok for your dog to wander, especially if it has this tag on. While the idea is a clever one, I think it will leave people even more open to being irresponsible with keeping their animals properly confined. Your thoughts?
I think my biggest problem would be remembering to replace the batteries. :rolleyes:
I don’t think it will encourage people to allow their pets roam free anymore than the tags we use now. I think it’s just another example of progress.
I’d like one that talks and displays, myself. Sometimes the tiny writing is hard to read on conventional tags.
I just saw that today. I don't think it would encourage people to allow wandering since it won't protect a dog from a car and all the other dangers but it's nice to be able to give more info on the tag and to be able to update it as needed - like if you go away on vacation. I think I'll wait for a GPS tag so I can just track down my dog myself.
I think it's a good idea. It's the same thing as a regular metal one, but can hold a lot more information.
It'd be great, for example, if your dog needs medication on a regular basis. That way there are no questions. You could put the vet # etc. in there.
I think it's a good idea, but no more likely to get your dog returned to you than conventional tags. What I need is one with lights and sirens! Whenever Max managed to bold I could just hit a button and he'd start flashing and a siren would go off so I could find him!
I think it's neat! It's much better than just having the rabies/vet tag. It holds a lot of info. Would really help out when dog was being boarded.
I agree. :)Quote:
Originally posted by Cookiebaker
I think it's a good idea. It's the same thing as a regular metal one, but can hold a lot more information.
It'd be great, for example, if your dog needs medication on a regular basis. That way there are no questions. You could put the vet # etc. in there.