. When you’re away from home, your pet is in an unfamiliar place — and if they wander off, the person who finds them may have no idea who they belong to or how to contact you. A traditional engraved tag can show a name and phone number, but what happens if your number changes? […]
A lost dog that is scared, anxious or reactive may not behave like they normally would. They may run, hide or avoid anyone trying to help — and approaching or chasing them can sometimes make the situation worse. If you see a frightened loose dog: 🛑 Don’t chase or try to catch them🚶 Give them space📍 Take note […]
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