Tips to Keep Dogs HomeSafe

It is good to know what to do when you lose your dog ... but it is better to do your best to prevent your pet from getting lost in the first place!

Here are some valuable tips from PetLynx Corporation and the American Kennel Club:

Purloined Puppies Now Have Microchips!

My missing dogs were found at the neighbors, just two doors away, ... thanks to a tip from another neighbor. The teenage daughter was holding them on her deck (which is hidden by trees), with her parents and siblings present, while I was calling and whistling not 30 feet away from them!

It looked very suspicious as our three acres is completely fenced and the dogs can not crawl over, under or through. We wonder if she opened the gate and let them out?

If Only Pets Could Talk!

Your dog (or cat) may have a wide repertoire of tricks, but no matter how smart you think she is, she will never be able to tell a stranger your address and phone number! Ensuring our companion animals have traceable pet identification (I.D.) is one way that we can guarantee that they can "speak" for themselves should they become lost.

However, the most important thing to remember about any kind of pet I.D. is that it is completely useless if you fail to update your personal information when you move or change phone numbers.

Whenever you change any of your contact information, be sure to alert all organizations and agencies with your new details. Ensure your dog or cat has a "ticket home" by registering with PetLynx, too! Even in the absence of any form of traceable identification. the PetLynx Automatch system can help you recover your lost pet based on a physical description alone!