Hi Guys/Gals

We have a great beagle puppy (about a year old) and my wife purchased
all the necessary tags. The problem is he has this pretty white chest and
these darn tags keep wearing grey off onto it. I tried coating the tags with
nail polish. . . didn't work. Tried dipping them in polyurathane, letting
them dry for several days. . . worked for about a week. Now his chest is
getting dirty from them again. Any suggestions? Thanks

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Joshuall wrote on 3/19/05 10:28 AM:

Hi Guys/Gals

We have a great beagle puppy (about a year old) and my wife purchased
all the necessary tags. The problem is he has this pretty white chest and
these darn tags keep wearing grey off onto it. I tried coating the tags with
nail polish. . . didn't work. Tried dipping them in polyurathane, letting
them dry for several days. . . worked for about a week. Now his chest is
getting dirty from them again. Any suggestions? Thanks


Plastic?

Wood??

Sterling Silver???

Joshuall said in rec.pets.dogs.health:

The problem is he has this pretty white chest and
these darn tags keep wearing grey off onto it.

Of the three tags my dogs used to wear (they only wear 2 now),
only one was aluminum and caused discolouring. I made it the
middle tag.

Other than that, I've seen tag holders (pouches) that clip to a
dog's collar.

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--Matt. Rocky's a Dog.

In article ,
Joshuall wrote:
Now his chest is
getting dirty from them again. Any suggestions? Thanks

You can get plastic tags from a bunch of different places.
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Melinda Shore said in rec.pets.dogs.health:

Now his chest is
getting dirty from them again. Any suggestions? Thanks

You can get plastic tags from a bunch of different places.

In my situation, is was the city license tag that was staining
the fur (this was Murphy in another city - the license tags here
are stainless steel).

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--Matt. Rocky's a Dog.