Our gorgeous friend wearing her solid brass engraved dog ID tag and orange vegan cork 'leather' collar Other Details To Consider Including I'm Microchipped We recommend including at least one mobile number and either another mobile number or a landline if you choose to include two phone numbers. Because our dog ID tags are engraved this means that your dog’s details will be clear to read, which is important.
Our dog ID tags are made of solid brass or solid stainless steel and have space for four lines of information on each side, so there is plenty of space to include what is required by law and an additional phone number or two. However, in addition to what is required by law in the UK, we also recommend including a contact phone number or even two and this is also recommended by the RSPCA. Our solid brass engraved dog tag with owner's address and contact number on the back. An example of what should be engraved on a dog ID tag in the UK, and comply with the law, would be:
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The full legislation can be read on the government’s website.
The Control of Dogs Order 1992 law outlines that ‘every dog while in a highway or in a place of public resort shall wear a collar with the name and address of the owner inscribed on the collar or on a plate or badge attached to it’, so an engraved tag is an easy way to comply with the law. So what details should be included on a dog tag by law in the UK? Owner's Name & Address Keeping our furry friends safe is so important and a personalised dog ID tag can help with this, it is also required by law in the UK in The Control of Dogs Order 1992 to ensure that they have either an ID tag or the details inscribed on their collar.
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