Dog Tags are Always Useful and Sometimes Hilarious
Dog ID tags have a very practical use and we encourage every owner to get one for their pet. If they ever get lost, the first thing a stranger will check is the pet’s collar for an ID tag.
Now once you’ve provided a way for someone to contact you, there’s plenty of real estate to brighten someone’s day and put a smile on their face! Below is a small gallery of funny dog tags with varying levels of profanity and meme references. Enjoy!
h/t: twistedsifter
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