Names and telephone number on the collar saves everyone a lot of stress

What is the use of a collar with a name?

Who has never had their dog suddenly disappear and the stress begins? As an owner, you imagine the worst situations, even if it usually turns out well. I personally remember an incident with our Wilhelm, who would never have run away from home on his own. We had practiced searching for people a lot in the weeks before and one day he thought he had to look for me at the train station where we live, where I had just taken the train. I was so happy that someone saw Wilhelm and was able to call me immediately on the number on his collar and we were with the dog within a few minutes. If my number hadn't been on his collar, the dog would have had to be taken to a vet first and his chip read (who puts a Great Dane in a car so quickly???). All of this would have been much more stressful for both the animal and the human.

A passerby who finds the dog can call him more easily if the name is clearly visible on the collar. Even if the dog does not know the person, he will be more likely to let himself be touched if the person knows his name.

Therefore is my conclusion: always names and Telephone number on the collar. This can be with a Velcro patch with a name or with a pendant on the collar, an engraving of a dog tag or even on a tracing chip. We can embroider the telephone number on our Velcro patches, take a look...