Larry
Tags look great, work as advertised.
Tags look great. They're legible and mount securely to my doggos' collars. These are actually my 3rd set of tags, however. First two were through the former website: wooftags.com, which redirected to boomerangtags.com. I purchased each set to update relevant info as it changed over time. Bonus content: both my dogs escaped my dad's small fenced dog-run back in 2016, when I was living with him (briefly, as it would turn out). My guys were able to pull back the chain-link and escape. At the time my dad declined my offer to pay for and contract renovation of this space to appropriately house both my dogs and his, in an enclosed kennel with feeding system and run area. Think: 3-dog police kennel. Permitting and contracting would've been expensive, but well worth it. I think most would've taken my offer of easement. However, my dad is more of a 'dog-owner' as opposed to a 'dog-person', there [is] a difference. He didn't feel it was a wise investment at the time. You can imagine my frustration and heartache when waking up to find my babies had escaped. BUT thanks to their woof-tags (boomerang tags), a nice couple vacationing in town was able to coax them onto their pickup truck via treats, THEN CALL ME DIRECTLY. Suffice to say I was so relieved and extremely grateful for that nice young couple, who were extra compassionate about my situation. They were 'dog-people'. Had my dogs been recovered by animal control, it could have taken days for local authorities to extrapolate my contact info from their RFID tags (microchips). So boomerang tags are a useful secondary tool. I'm currently looking into GPS solutions as well. 5/5 would buy again.