How durable is the tags our rabies tags wearout/fall off in couple months. thanks
1179531
it's like a regular aluminum slug that you get from the hardware store but it has printing on it.... my dog's tag doesn't drag on the ground or anything....so it doesn't experience too much wear....
1179532
My husky has had hers on for a couple of months now. No signs of wearing down yet!
1179533
Very durable. Have had no problems and love that our doggie has the extra ID.
1179534
The epoxy coated ones they have out now are VERY durable! Our dog has had his for about a year now and there are no signs of wear.
1179535
They are horrible for longevity. Cheap aluminum. Ink wears off after about a month too. I am trying the plastic ones now b
1179536
They are similar material to the rabies tags. I only use this one on my cat so I'm not sure how it would hold up to the tougher conditions of a dogs collar. I would assume they are a lot like the rabies tag (I know what you mean about their durability.)
1179537
Quite honestly, I have yet to set it up and actually put it on my dog! However, I would say it looks very similar to an i.d./rabies tag - and I wondered about the durability myself. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful!
2244204
Hello,I have not had a problem with these collars, I have a 60# lab youngster that has not broken it. I have used these collars for 3 years an have not had any problems with them on any of our dogs. I would highly recommend them to you.
248830
My dogs' swim in the lake all summer!!! I actually use a key ring or tie wrap to secure the tag in place. I do this to ensure it won't fall off. Sometimes the plastic tag will crack and the tag falls off. I just punch another hole and reattach (I've been fortunate enough to find it in the yard). It's not to hard to visualize the tags hanging from the collar for monitoring if they do come off.
1089807
We have had them out all summer (put away in the winter) for 3 summers in New Jersey weather. They have held up beautifully for us. No issues at all. Hope this helps!
1866235
I'm not sure. I've since had my dog microchipped when she was spayed so i no longer use this tag. I'm sorry I couldn't answer your question.
2162717
They seem pretty durable. They haven't rubbed off for me and I've used them pretty heavily for the last 8 months. They're etched into the metal.
1834816
It took about three weeks for my skin tags to dry up and fall off. About a week longer for the larger ones.
729688
In my experience they are pretty durable I had one for about two years before I had to replace it, it was well used. With that one the buzzer didn't break there was something bad in the main unit. One nice thing is the buzzers are interchangeable, so if you have a spare backup, you will have seven extra buzzers you can switch in.
1274378
I have 2 large dogs who also love to swim. Most of the time I take their collars off before they go because they tend to wreck the dollars faster. They have gone swimming a few times with them on and I have had no problems with them. They stayed on I love these ID tags
516018
The fire resistant material will wear out after a certain number of washes. The maker of the shirt will say how many washes the shirt is good for on a tag on the shirt.
875120
yes - in fact i'm thinking of buying some new ones - I have used them for about 3 yrs and they're getting kind of dirty inside and i'm sure if i wash them - all the labeling will come off. Figure for the price, they've lasted a long time.
1517815
1 1/2 inches is the bone length and my dog is 6 pounds and does great!! I have a harness on him and have the ID on his shoulder so you can read it easily and it doesn't bother him at all. I have the rabies tag on the other shoulder. these tags are the best quality!!
1530496
I have only had mine for 3 months and wild animals around my place set it off a lot but batteries are still going strong where as my Radio Shack alert system(cheaper) would only last a month. Very pleased with these.,
1274377
Here are my thoughts on your question. My dogs are 10 and 13 lbs. neither one really likes to go outside except to do their business (and not always then). What I can guess about your situation is this...The tags are attached with a cloth and Velcro wrap that goes around the collar. I'm not confident that they would stay on with no trouble on a very active rough and tumble kind of dog. But, I do think they could easily be stitched to the collar in a couple of places and this would alleviate any problems from arising. They have heavy duty needles and thread that could work easily. A regular needle may even do the trick. They are really cool tags and worth the little bit of extra effort, I think.
604064
We've had ours for a couple months and we use them all the time with our 16 month old. They seem to be holding up fine and still look and act new. I hope this helps.
2244203
Hello, I have not had a problem with these collars, I have a 60# lab youngster that has not broken it. I have used these collars for 3 years an have not had any problems with them on any of our dogs. I would highly recommend them to you.
408922
They seem pretty durable. My child is autistic so he isn't the most gentle kid. We've had them for a few weeks now and he pulls them on and off -- so far they have held up great.