I have a slider name tag for a 1 inch wide collar. Is there a way to slide it onto this collar?
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This collar is 3/4 inch wide. The buckle is the widest part of the collar and it measures about 7/8 inch wide by about 1/2 inch thick at the buckle. Unfortunately I cannot determine if this will fit over the buckle without having the actual slider name tag available to test it.
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I did a quick search on the brass I.D. tag you mentioned, and I have to admit they look pretty cool. I think with a bit of careful planning, they would work just fine with this collar. Obviously you will need a tool to puncture through the leather in order to pass the rivets through.
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There is a magnet embedded in the collar buckle. If that is lost or not working almost any magnet will work. I just tried a refrigerator magnet and it worked fine. Good luck.
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Hi. I did not get to use this for our dog because the collar was not for Slide on. Quan
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I have a large dog, 75 lbs. His collar measures just under 1" (15/16 to be exact). The large tag fits well and looks nice.
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I did the same thing for my 2 dogs and taped their name above which side cote old their collar so I wouldn't shock the wrong one. Lol a couple things to let you know... The clasps are cheap plastic and break easy. Idk what kind of dogs you have but I have a black lab with a thinner neck and it works good for her. For my Dachshand it doesn't work well because it is too big and even being tightened to the max is still not enough. For my American bulldog with a larger neck it is not big enough and would be tight at first and now he can't wear it at all. Sorry for such a delayed response. I have been so busy. Hope this info helps. I did the same thing for my 2 dogs and taped their name above which side cote old their collar so I wouldn't shock the wrong one. Lol a couple things to let you know... The clasps are cheap plastic and break easy. Idk what kind of dogs you have but I have a black lab with a thinner neck and it works good for her. For my Dachshand it doesn't work well because it is too big and even being tightened to the max is still not enough. For my American bulldog with a larger neck it is not big enough and would be tight at first and now he can't wear it at all. Sorry for such a delayed response. I... » Read More I did the same thing for my 2 dogs and taped their name above which side cote old their collar so I wouldn't shock the wrong one. Lol a couple things to let you know... The clasps are cheap plastic and break easy. Idk what kind of dogs you have but I have a black lab with a thinner neck and it works good for her. For my Dachshand it doesn't work well because it is too big and even being tightened to the max is still not enough. For my American bulldog with a larger neck it is not big enough and would be tight at first and now he can't wear it at all. Sorry for such a delayed response. I have been so busy. Hope this info helps. « Show Less
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These tags sit very loosely on the wire. I use them with clips to hang my daughter's drawings. They slip off easily, even if they are gently nudged. I am going to try using pliers to close the openings a bit, but if the metal is too hard, they will likely snap in the process. They are definitely too large for a dog collar. You'd likely be better off using a small key ring. That is what we use for our Yorkie :)
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Yes. I had to add links to my dogs collar as he grew. It is very easy and that was one of the things I really liked about this collar.
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This listing is only for the one size. It states on the listing the size as "Tag Dimensions = 2" Long by 1.2" Wide | Collar Slot Dimensions = 1" Long by 1/4" Wide". This size would be more suitable for a dog and a 1 inch wide belt style collar.
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Purchase the same size of the collar. I believe when you purchased it there would be a size listed. it may be the 3mm
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There is a tab on the side, right under the collar, that you must push in before you can unscrew the collar. If you push it in, the collar unscrews very easily. If you cannot unscrew it, that means you haven't pushed in the tab. (I did this, too)
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No, the problem with this tag is that you have to take the collar apart to slide the tag on. Unfortunately, a design flaw.
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I just measured one of my collars and it is about 20 inches from buckle to buckle. However you could probably just purchase a collar and you would be able to attach the receiver very easily. The receiver just clips onto the collar.
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You probably can, but you'll have to punch a small hole in the collar. There is a plastic pin that is part of unit that you have to accommodate.
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The tags will fit on any 3/4" collar. I drill holes through the collar and use aluminum pop-rivits. The never come loose and don't hang up on things. I've used this method for 20 years and have never lost a tag.
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Yes, you can move the pet tag to a bigger collar. Best do it in minutes. It is advised if collar w/ tag is removed, must be on dog less 2 hrs. 2 hrs w/o the collar, you have to start over again 3 wks let pet tag build up the protection again.
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I use mine on a regular nylon belt style collar. All that matters is that the probes contact the dogs skin. Mine has worked great!! It only took about a week before my dog understood. Has only needed a few reminders since!