Fran, I do know tags do wear out, but these look good to me. So, give them a try and lets compare info. I don't leave anything on my dogs when they are home, but put the
tags on the collars/harness when we travel. Course, the b's are micro chipped. But with Wheat, looking so "unique" I don't want someone to think she is a wild dog..
I put on mine, REWARD on one side, my phone number on the second side and the word microchipped. They say put the dogs name on the tag, but as we switch collars/harness so much, doesn't seem important.
Dogs in Elk
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Someone just brought this up on another Basenji list I am on. I remember this from when it happened; this has got to be the funniest Basenji story that I have ever read!! Some of you, I know, have read it, but for those who haven't, follow along with following thread. I'm not sure who put up this vegetable version, but this is well worth the read!
http://alumni.media.mit.edu/~solan/dogsinelk/
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That is hilarious! I can picture it happening.
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It truly is a very funny story!! Anne Verchick, the person were owned these dogs, used to be a BRAT member; I don't know where she is now.
This is a link that attests to the validity of the event: http://alumni.media.mit.edu/~solan/dogsinelk/validity.htm
-Joanne -
Oh God, I remember the first time I read this, way back in 1999, when this was a listserv. I printed it off, so I could show it to people. I have it saved and still laugh uncontrollably when I read it! Thank god there are no elk in Iowa. It's hard enough to wrestle a piece of pizza away from my two, let alone a carcass.
