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Dog Tag Art – Online Deal

Two Custom Pet-Identification Tags or One Tag and a Lifetime Virtual Leash Membership (Up to 66% Off)

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No Longer Available
Sat Aug 11 04:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$34
Discount
56%
You Save
$19
  • T460x279
  • Pet Lover

In a Nutshell

Identification tags with owner info and colorful art or uploaded image; custom Virtual Leash site helps track pets with contact list and map

The Fine Print

  • Expires Sep 30, 2012
  • May buy multiple. Valid only for option purchased. Online only. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Unlike humans, pets lack the ability to carry a map or recognize when a GPS is being sarcastic. Protect your naïve pooch with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $15 for two custom-made pet-identification tags, including shipping (a $33.95 value)
  • $35 for one custom-made pet-identification tag, including shipping, and a lifetime Virtual Leash membership with a lifetime guarantee (a $102.98 value)

Sturdy tags display pet and owner information on 1.25- or 0.88-inch-diameter circles with up to four lines of text. Designs include vintage and retro tags, humorous slogans, and breed-specific art. Owners can also design a custom tag with images of their choice.

The Virtual Leash program creates a unique website for your pet. The site lists emergency contacts who can immediately be notified via email, Twitter, or text message when a pet is lost or found. Pets’ tags direct anyone discovering the critter to the site, allowing them to get in touch with emergency contacts or view a pet profile with special-needs information and a map to the runaway's address.

Dog Tag Art

Jack Carrier's chocolate lab, Maggie, a wandering spirit, frequently disappeared, often wearing tags labeled with outdated addresses. While wringing his hands before the windows of his home, Jack became convinced that a company could relieve this chronic stress by creating a more reliable way to search for and return cats and dogs. With this goal in mind, he founded Dog Tag Art, which has since been featured in the New York Post and on Live with Regis and Kelly. The company's dog tags come in a diverse range of styles, from sassy slogans and sports themes to vintage or floral-pattern designs. Pet owners can also design tags with an uploaded image of pups posing in the park after repeatedly rescuing a lucky penny from a well. Made in the United States, the tags use a special coating to permanently fuse bright graphics and pet information to a recycled-stainless-steel core. Dog Tag Art's other services work in tandem with the tags; the Virtual Leash creates a website for each pet, featuring a profile with special needs, personality info, and an unlimited list of emergency contacts.

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The Groupon Guide to: Living with a Secret

Rarely does a soul get off this planet without seeing or doing a truly terrible thing. Keep it to yourself with these helpful secret-concealing tips:

  • Talk loudly and constantly about everything except the hidden shame that gnaws at your insides like a thousand tiny, chittering bear traps.
  • Distract yourself with activities and spectacles, all the while never addressing the private nightmare that coils around your heart, ever tightening like a boa constrictor suffocating its prey.
  • Try meditation and yoga to silence the warped and twisted version of your own voice that howls behind your eardrums, begging, pleading at every moment to be released by the decency and dignity of confession.
  • Get a pet. Tell them everything. Make sure it is a pet that no one will think twice about if you keep it forever in a cage, like a bird or a gecko. You're trapped in this together now.
  • Consult a doctor about having your mouth sealed over with a cool American-flag sticker—no one questions a patriot.

Why are more and more people having their mouths sealed shut?