DOG COLLARS All dogs should have a collar and dog tags! The thought of a loved dog being stolen or lost is not pleasant for anyone, although statistics clearly show that there is a far greater chance of seeing your dog again if they are wearing a dog collar and pet id tag. Although dog collars do not only useful for returning and re-claiming lost dogs. Dogs collars are very useful for walking and exercising dogs and go a long way to showing you are a responsible pet owner.
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The Ladies' Dog Club, founded in 1914, is dedicated to promoting the sport of purebred dogs, advancing canine health and well-being, protecting the rights of all dog owners, and promoting responsible dog ownership.
ADAA was formed in 1994 to promote international standard Agility to all dog owners and to encourage the public to involve their pets more in 'fun' activities. ADAA also formulates rules and guidelines for the conduct of Agility competitions. Agility tests are designed for the enjoyment of the handler, the dog, and for spectator appeal, within the constraints of safety.
