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dogIDs "How-To" Dog Blog

Which Rivets are Best for My Dog Collar?

Which Rivets are Best for My Dog Collar?

If you’ve ordered one of our collars that require rivets, you may have noticed we offer nickel and stainless steel options. But what’s the main difference between these two materials? And why does it matter for your dog? Soft grip collars!                                              Choosing the Right Material for Your Dog’s Collar: Nickel vs. Stainless SteelWhen it …
Jun 20, 2022 Paige Johnson

Show Team Spirit With Your Dog During March Madness

Show Team Spirit With Your Dog During March Madness

March Madness is a fun time of the year to cheer on your favorite NCAA men’s basketball team. It’s three weeks filled with friends, cheering, laughter and great food. If you love your dog like we do, chances are you’ll want them to help you cheer on your favorite team. Here are 3 ways you can show some team spirit with your favorite pup.Two-Toned CollarA two-toned collar is a fun way to get your dog’s team spirit going. With a Two-Toned Waterproof Scrufftag Collar, you get to choose 2 vibrant co …
Mar 01, 2021 Tara Peters

Can a Collar Hurt My Dog? It Depends.

Can a Collar Hurt My Dog? It Depends.

Collars are a great way to keep your pet identified while showing off their style - but most pet owners are not aware of the potential harm collars can cause when not used correctly. You may be asking yourself the question: Can a collar hurt my dog? It depends. We care about keeping your pets safe, so we’ve compiled information on the risks of incorrectly using collars. We’ve even included some practical solutions so that you can make an informed decision on how to use your dog’s collar.Col …
Oct 22, 2019 Sabrina Kremer

When is it Safer to Use a Harness for Your Dog?

When is it Safer to Use a Harness for Your Dog?

When is it safer to use a harness for your dog vs. a collar? No surprise, but, it depends... With my own puppy, a rambunctious Weimaraner, I might use two different types of collars in one day depending on what we’re doing. For example, his harness is better for hiking and his training collar is best for walks in “busy” areas. Each dog is different, but here are some examples where you might consider a harness vs. a collar.When to use a harness vs. a collar To signal to your dog he’s in …
Jul 09, 2019 Lindsay Stordahl

5 Benefits of Quick-Release Buckle Dog Collars

5 Benefits of Quick-Release Buckle Dog Collars

All buckles are not created equally. Many dog owners prefer buckle collars for their dogs, but you want to make sure the buckle on your dog’s collar is safe. We’ve all seen collars with those cheap, plastic buckles that break way too easily, so obviously you want to avoid those! The personalized buckle collars from dogIDs are made with a quick-release side buckle designed for durability, safety and convenience. The following are some reasons to consider a quick-release buckle coll …
Aug 01, 2015 Lindsay Stordahl

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