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Originally Posted by Zeus is Loved  My two boys don't wear their collars unless they are going out of town, to the vet, or to the groomers. Zeus is okay with his, but Perseus has chewed two rabies tags to pieces -- you literally could not tell what they were. We had to have them reissued. He tries to chew Zeus's tag as well. He is a chewy little fellow. Their microchips have not caused them any problems, thankfully. I'm glad your baby is okay now and hope the hair grows back! |
My youngest just got her mouth stuck on hers again and that's the third collar I had to cut. It loosens up I guess because I had the prefect fit on it when I first got it on her. She has to get used to it at some point I am just not comfortable with any of my dogs have no collar and ID on at all times even though they are chipped. My two little ones could slip out the front door or anything and I want them back asap if they do so I prefer my cell number and an ID tag on them. Tags on collars are so much faster then chips because if the person who finds the dog doesn't have time or even know about chips they wouldn't scan it or could wait days before taking it to be scanned.