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Already Asked: 5 Questions, 21 Answers
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A shopper asked:
how do you attach the S hook to the collar?
Jan 6, 2012
Susan G:
you'll need a pair of pliers, I recommend needle nose pliers. Put the dog tag on one half of the S-hook and close that half with the pliers so that the end of the S is touching or almost touching the middle of the S, then hook the other half to your pets collar, and close that half the same way.
Jan 9, 2012
Mary J:
Usually there is a D ring on the collar, put one side of the S hook in the D ring and close with a pliers. Put the other side of tge S hook in the tag and close with a pliers.
Jan 9, 2012
A shopper asked:
hoe do i attach the s hook?
Apr 12, 2011
Chuck BStaff:
S-hooks are commonly used for attaching hanging dog ID tags to a dog collar's D-ring. Use pliers to spread the opening if necessary, then attach to the Tag, pinch the hook closed then attach to the D-Ring and close opening. We also have split ring circles that can attach to the tag and collar as well. Chuck B. Staff
Apr 12, 2011
Clint HStaff:
We recommend using a pliers to pinch the ends closed - needle nose or standard pliers will work.
Apr 12, 2011
