If you’re like me, than your dog probably has about ten different collars. And if you’re a lot like me, than you’ve probably chipped or broken too many fingers nails to count trying to move ID tags from one collar to another. It’s a pain to say the least! Rubit Dog Tag Clips are the perfect solution to this problem. Light-weight and easy to put on, this super high tension clip ensures that your dog’s tags will stay put. Rubits are available on their website or at The Hip Hound in two sizes and a variety of colors. Hooray for tiny solutions!
Blink is a new pet company from Juka Araikawa whose handmade rope leashes and pet tags got my engine revved. Just the photography alone with its artsy minimalism had me wanting to see more.
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A couple of years back, I knitted a scarf for Miles and every member of my parent’s chihuahua army. I loved watching them walk around and receive lots of compliments and “awwws” for wearing something I had made with my own two hands. I was instantly reminded of my DIY doggie days when I spotted these fun Stitchable Dog Charm Kits from AMH Design.
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BlanketID has released new tag designs for 2011 in bright, colorful modern graphic styles as well as a brand new program targeted to help local animal charities.
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Andrea Levine creates accessories and clothing for pets and people. She creates handmade sterling silver tags, exotic leather pet collars and matching human bracelets. Her Peace and Love collection is adorable.
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blanketID has released their new ID tag summer designs — pink and green with flower and leaf motifs. I love that if you look closely at the camouflage one you will see that it’s actually butterflies!
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Dog Tag Art is a website where you can create custom pet ID tags, or choose from a variety of designs created by the Dog Tag Art community. If you’re an artist, you can also send them your designs on their website. If you’re curious about the quality of the tags, they have a few videos on their website testing the tags’ strength against a hammer, blender and even a train!
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