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Slide On Brass Name Plate
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Slide-On Brass Dog Collar Name Plates – Personalized & Reusable
Keep your dog safe and identifiable with Lion Country Supply’s Slide-On Brass Name Plates. Made from solid brass, these customizable dog ID tags slide directly onto your dog’s collar without...
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Slide-On Brass Dog Collar Name Plates – Personalized & Reusable
Keep your dog safe and identifiable with Lion Country Supply’s Slide-On Brass Name Plates. Made from solid brass, these customizable dog ID tags slide directly onto your dog’s collar without the need for rivets, screws, or tools.
Each plate can be engraved with up to 4 lines of personalized information (20 characters per line, including spaces), giving you plenty of room for your dog’s name, your phone number, address, or other important details.
Key Features
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Slide-On Design: No hardware required—just slide onto any open-ended collar.
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Durable Brass Construction: Long-lasting and reusable for years of use.
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Custom Engraving: Up to 4 lines, 20 characters each, personalized to your needs.
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Easy to Install: Opening measures 1 ⅛" wide; fits most ¾" and 1" collars.
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Secure & Reliable: Won’t dangle or snag like hanging tags.
Peace of Mind, Every Day
Whether you’re hunting, hiking, or just letting your dog play at home, these brass slide-on ID tags provide the reassurance that your pet can always be identified—no matter which collar they’re wearing.
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