Bryant is my mobility asist dog. Does he need any other ID in public other then this one attached to his collar?
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No. service dogs are not required by law to wear a vest or ID. I have my boy wear his ID because it cuts out any confusion that people have when they see him. Its all up to you whether your sd wears a vest or had an ID
1313397
Look at ADA websites. Noone is allowed to even ask what your disability is or why you have him. It is helpful to carry a letter from a doctor just I'm case.
1313398
not legally. Legally he doesn't need any ID in public, it just makes it easier if he has one. All they can legally ask is if he is a service dog and what he does.
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According to the ADA, identification such as this is not a requirement. However, the more professional your partner appears, the less likely you are to be questioned or hassled. My wife's service dog wears an identification, all his registration and medical / rabies tags, and a niteize spotlit.
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That should be all he needs. I hold it up when I enter some place so they see it immediately. I also carry my DR.s prescription with me at all times. I recommend also purchasing the cards that explain what a service dog is and the law it helps people to understand the law and that they have to let you in their establishment. I hand them out as I go to new places and someone is not certain what to do. I also purchased the vest that says he is a service dog. Even after all the news articles people still remain ignorant about service dogs. They think they are for the blind only....The more information you have the less hassle you will have. Good luck That should be all he needs. I hold it up when I enter some place so they see it immediately. I also carry my DR.s prescription with me at all times. I recommend also purchasing the cards that explain what a service dog is and the law it helps people to understand the law and that they have to let you in their establishment. I hand them out as I go to new places and someone is not certain what to do. I also purchased the vest that says he is a service dog. Even after all the news articles people still remain ignorant about service dogs. They think they are for the blind only....The more... » Read More That should be all he needs. I hold it up when I enter some place so they see it immediately. I also carry my DR.s prescription with me at all times. I recommend also purchasing the cards that explain what a service dog is and the law it helps people to understand the law and that they have to let you in their establishment. I hand them out as I go to new places and someone is not certain what to do. I also purchased the vest that says he is a service dog. Even after all the news articles people still remain ignorant about service dogs. They think they are for the blind only....The more information you have the less hassle you will have. Good luck « Show Less
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Yes, please email us at legendzone@hotmail.com for an additional collar. Thanks.
150141
There is a steel loop on the back you could put an id on. Ours sits low enough on our dog that we just leave his collar on and use this in the car and remove when we arrive.
571511
I asked the person I bought this for and he said yes you can but if you have a dog that bite the tags on his collar then it will be in you best interest not to put it on the collar.
539483
I have a similar problem with my jealous Australian Shephard. I have considered using the collar BUT, it would mean watching the dog all day until he began acting up. Are you willing to spend all your free time watching him? I'm trying to come up with a better idea.
1764268
The SD-425 S is an overkill for a small dog. 425 standard is more than enough. the SD-425 does have a vibrate/tone setting if the shock is too much. I would recommend putting on your arm to determine what you feel comfortable with. Also, these collars are designed as stimulation, not as a corrective device. Use it to reinforce what they already know. My dog has a habit of running when freed. When I call him, he basically in a state of saying "I don't hear you right now, got to focus on running" - the collar helps to redirect the mind so they will hear you.
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No, it is designed to be worn as a second collar, close to the skin (snug) as it is activated by friction with the skin-Our dogs wear their regular collars with tags as well. I believe it is designed as a breakaway, so don't attach a leash, etc.
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Yes, it does. Though SureFlap recommends microchipping over the use of collar mounted tags, the manual has the following information: "The SureFlap RFID Collar is a small, lightweight tag that can be attached directly to your pet's collar. Like microchips, each collar tag has a unique code, to prevent any non-resident pets, strays or wild animals from entering your home. One collar tag is included in the box. Additional SureFlap RFID Collar Tags are available via the SureFlap website or from SureFlap retail and veterinary stockists."
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It does not come with multiple collars. It is not okay to put this on a small dog. The device itself is probably designed for a dinosaur, or maybe a dragon.
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PS - I only use the collar on my chow when we are walking in the parks here, where there is a lot of wildlife. It has made a big difference in being able to control him, especially if he sees a deer or other animal. I usually don't use it in the neighborhood - just a regular choke chain - as he doesn't pull as much in the neighborhood. But we always use it when we are going someplace where he will see other animals, including other dogs. He is friendly, but still pulls. This collar is not meant to be worn all the time.
1491965
It's a collar on its own. No need to use another collar with this one. You can hook your leash and dog tags to the loop and go.
1866236
I think you'd needa different tag for each pet. When you scan the tag it will take you to the website where you'd post a picture and information about the animal Then when someone else scans the tag that info will come up, allowing them to contact you and it will send you a text informing you of the location where the pet was when scanned. You can rescan the tag if you want to edit your pet's profile but it doesn't just stay on your phone. My biggest concern with this product is that the tag doesn't seem very durable. I'm afraid it's going to break so I don't actually have my dog wear it much... which makes it pretty useless. I think you'd needa different tag for each pet. When you scan the tag it will take you to the website where you'd post a picture and information about the animal Then when someone else scans the tag that info will come up, allowing them to contact you and it will send you a text informing you of the location where the pet was when scanned. You can rescan the tag if you want to edit your pet's profile but it doesn't just stay on your phone. My biggest concern with this product is that the tag doesn't seem very durable. I'm afraid it's going to break so I don't actually have... » Read More I think you'd needa different tag for each pet. When you scan the tag it will take you to the website where you'd post a picture and information about the animal Then when someone else scans the tag that info will come up, allowing them to contact you and it will send you a text informing you of the location where the pet was when scanned. You can rescan the tag if you want to edit your pet's profile but it doesn't just stay on your phone. My biggest concern with this product is that the tag doesn't seem very durable. I'm afraid it's going to break so I don't actually have my dog wear it much... which makes it pretty useless. « Show Less
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They are personalized for your dog, so it would just depend on if you didn't care if they both had the same name etc. You could check with the vendor and see if they will do different information on each one.
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NO it will not distinguish the bark of the wearer and other dogs. I have five dogs and when the collar is placed on one dog and another dog barks the one wearing the collar will be shocked. Some loud noises will set the collar off. One experience with my dog was when a storm was coming through and thunder set the collar off.
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You need to make sure you know what or Who is wearing which. They do have different frequency. It is up to you to know If you have an obedient dog he should not be wearing one. I have use shock training with all mydogs they seemed to learn fast. I only have to show the remote now no need to push buttons
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Your welcome. It's a great replacement collar. I love the PetSafe System it's awesome!
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I have a mini pin and I have used the light shock on him, but mainly if I just push the vibrate button he comes dashing back. I have had this collar for 2 years