[NAGDU] collar question

[Danielle Burton]

Hi Emily, 
I don't if this would work but maybe try instead of a key ring you could try a carabiner. It's a rectangle shaped thing with easy open and lock mechanism you can put things on. They use them in things like rope related activities like rock climbing. You can find them in hard ware stores. 

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> On May 14, 2016, at 11:19 AM, Emily K. Michael via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Good morning, guide dog users! 
> 
> I have a question about tags and collars. My pup wears a training collar (choke chain) and his ID tag and rabies tag are on a keyring attached to the dead ring of the collar. However, it seems that every so often, the keyring starts to separate and then it gets caught up in the training collar’s links, which speeds up the pulling apart of the keyring. Is there a better way to attach the ID tags to a training collar? A more durable keyring perhaps? Or is this just one of the drawbacks of the keyring mechanism? 
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> Thanks,
> Emily, with York
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