Temporary dog ID tag, Martha-style
In an earlier post, I suggested that you make a temporary ID tag for your dog and add it to her collar, so that if she is lost while you’re traveling, the person who finds her will have a local address...
View ArticleUSB flash drive for your dog’s collar
You say “how about a tag for your dog that contains a USB flash drive,” and the keep-it-simple crowd bursts into derisive laughter. Their argument: A tag with a flash drive is expensive and it’s...
View ArticleDomain name for dog ID tag
In the course of learning about USB flash drive dog tags, I came across this suggestion for an alternative way of ensuring that your lost dog makes it home or is otherwise cared for: Buy a domain name...
View ArticleTruePaws microchipping option
In an earlier post, I talked about the options for microchipping your dog. One of them was double-chipping — that is, implanting both a 125 kHz chip (still most common in the U.S.) and a 134.2 kHz chip...
View ArticleChloe’s Clicks: Dog travel links we liked this week
We were traveling for the past few days, so Chloe’s Clicks is screeching in just before the new week gets underway…. The link I loved the most this week was posted by All Dog Boots and describes the...
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Product review: blanketID tag
Back in August, Cate Hubbard, co-proprietor of blanketID, sent me one of her company’s ID tags to test and review. Included in the $24.99 (Canadian) price that she didn’t charge me is a year’s...
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Reader’s report and tips: A trip to Northern California’s Shenandoah Valley...
This is my lowest moment as a blogger. Reader Jennifer, the source of two terrific reports in 2011 (a review of Bellevue, WA’s Sheraton Hotel, and suggestions for dog-friendly activities in and near...
View ArticleChloe’s Clicks: The best recent dog travel links
You may have noticed that the blog has been quiet for a while (and that I’ve admitted defeat and titled this Chloe’s Clicks “recent” rather than “this week’s”). I have a good reason — a very good...
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Reader’s report: Clever ID tag idea for traveling dogs
Reader Sarah added the following comment to a blog post I wrote in the early days of Dog Jaunt, about ideas for ways to keep your dog’s ID current while you’re traveling: “I use loveyourpets.com for...
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Reader’s report: Ralph in Paris (including ID tag approach)
Remember the photo I posted, one Friday, of Ralph the Bichon/Cavalier dressed for his upcoming trip to Paris? Reader Anne sent pictures from their visit, along with details about her solution for...
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