My rescue does that but no way do I let people pat him because he's unpredictable, just because a dog's wagging their tails doesn't mean its safe to lean down to pat them.
What did these guys expect? They thought the girls would be happy they stole their phone number? That this isn’t creepy af? Who wants to chat and go out with a creepy guy? No one.
they’re fools they’re clearly social rejects who don’t understand the good old method of literally introducing yourself and asking them out or something. it stems from their fear of rejection.
I might suggest with your pets veterinarians permission: Putting your veterinarian's phone number and adress on your dog's collar, instead of your own. That way, you can let your vet know if you lose your dog. And any person who finds them can drop them off THERE instead of at your home.
@@peterwong5993 Chipping is great and definitely helps the veterinarian or animal shelter to contact you (IF THEY BOTHER TO CHECK.) But it doesn't tell the person who finds your pet the safest and best place where to take them. Dropping a supposedly stray animal without any obvious identification off at an overcrowded and understaffed animal shelter has caused a few unfortunate mistakes.
That's exactly how my obsessive ex-husband found out where I was living after our nasty divorce. My mom took care of my dog while I was at work, and she would let her out in the fenced yard for a little while every day. Apparently, he had someone knock at the door to distract my mom while he ran to the fence and took a picture of my dog's tag. That night, he jumped the gate (at my GATED community), and showed up at my front door. SCARY!
A random dog came wondering in my property one day and sat down on my porch. He was friendly enough to let me read his collar. It read, “Damn, I’m lost again! Please call my mom(followed by a phone #). The funniest collar I’ve ever seen. 😂
Wat do u expect? Why do u lock ur doors to ur house? To keep unwanted ppl from coming in right. So, if u provide an avenue for u to be reached , expect so. Murphy's law.
But it still does not change the fact that friendly people exist and people have varied experiences. I think we should take every news as a part of our experience and knowledge and not completely rely on it💫
Just get tamper evident warranty sticker off amazon and put it over your info. If someone finds your dog, they can remove it and clean it off but it would be difficult for some stranger to quickly take it off and get your info without you noticing.
I'm keeping my info on my dogs collar. I just don't let random people come up to my dog because he doesn't really like strangers. The news could've just said be wary of people taking pics of collars but your dog should be near you at all times.
Havent got the chip yet, but my cats collar has just the street name/phone number/ vet practice. At the very least drop em off on my street, she’ll know where to go from there lol
I hope this doesn't stop anybody from putting ID on their dog. Too many dogs go missing every year. It's great to be able to call a phone number and get the dog home immediately. Not everybody thinks to check for a microchip. Sometimes shelters don't even check.
Pamela Bronson not everyone checks for a microchip. Not even the shelters because it really depends on how much the person who's doing intake cares. Just relying on a microchip also can get your dog spending time at the shelter instead of being returned home immediately. Not to mention the fines or boarding fees that you may get because your dog got out. Your dog is also exposed to any diseases that might be at the shelter at that time. It's extremely stressful for most dogs to be there. Definitely not an experience I would want my dog to have if I could avoid it.
@@pambronson4467 Your dog can come right home if there's info on their collar. If they end up in a shelter, even a good one, or perhaps especially a good one, it can take days, and they'll charge you for intake fees, boarding, vet exam, vaccines, fines, etc. They should have a chip too, of course.
My dogs microchip came with a tag that has a number you can put into their website in case you don’t have a scanner. No personal info. If I remember correctly it’s her vets info. Or they have you get ahold of the company and they then would get ahold of me. I think it was like $80. No monthly fees. It’s definitely worth it.
I feel like collars should have a "peel off incase lost" protective waterproof coating incase a dog does get lost someone can pull it off and contact them. that way it's constantly protected when your out and about edit: damn yall really like this idea, for everyone telling me i should patent it or just take it to shark tank.. i have no clue how to do that 🤷🏾♀️ i was just giving a simple idea, i do not have the tools or money to make this an actual thing but if someone does, i suggest they do it, a piece of tape and a marker would work fine too but i feel like it would wear out very quickly
I hate when you go to a pharmacy or a drs office and the clerk asks you to say you SSN, name, birthday, etc, out loud in front of everyone. I look at them and say “how about i just write my stuff down on my phone and hold it up to you? I don’t feel comfortable saying all that information out loud for people to hear.”
@@zzirfamo24 I doubt she shouted it, if he hadn't been listen so closely how would he have hear it and literately took the time to remember it to text her because if it was just him hearing it why text her that..... to be a creep. And I know you're not blaming the women for getting a reward card and some weirdo listening and saving it to text HER!
My city is all about $$. My husky got loose once and we couldn't find him, searching all through the neighborhood. A neighbor then told me they saw the dog catcher truck go by and being the weekend, we had to wait to go "rescue" him from doggy jail. Thing is, the shelter never called at all and my dog had an ID tag with my #. Had we not known, we may never knew he was in the pound. (Of course we would have checked, but still...) Luckily he was safe. Lived to be 15 yrs old. Also, I was fined for not having his rabies shot, which I most certainly did! That's a must. His vet tag was even on with the ID tag. So corrupt!
At least they didn't give up your dog for adoption to another family, and then claim they tried to contact you. This happened where I live. Saving grace was the dog tracker implant even though it still took over a year for the rightful owners to get the dog back.
Right. It honestly never entered my mjnd to put my address on a dog's collar. Like, if he went missing, would I put my address on the flyer? Nope, only my number. Would want to give some weirdo an excuse to pop up at my house.
This is like people putting family stick figures on the back of a vehicle. You have a husband, 3 kids, a dog. So the intruders know to bring more people when breaking into your home.
@@TheFairyDickmother I read somewhere that that sticker actually has a purpose. In case they get into an accident, it's to let rescuers know to look for the baby and give it immediate attention.
Or the people with animal stickers... Now we know they have animals, so we could learn their routine, and bring more people to break in and kill the pets
A girl on TikTok told a similar story about how a guy got her address and phone number from her dog's collar and she had to chase him down to make sure he double deleted it and couldn't retrieve it later.
I do the same trick of saying my dog is not friendly or will bite when people ask to pet him. He never barks or bites anyone before but he submits easily when his personal space is intruded. So he stays away from grabby kids, ignores other dogs, and easily walks around people.
Lol your dog may be a 90s baby introvert reincarnated 🤣🤣🤣🤣 because that’s how I be feeling around grabby kids, dogs (that aren’t mine or familiar with), and easily mind my business and ignore others when walking down the street 💯💯👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Sad people have to use this trick I used to love dogs then after getting ganged up on by some I got scared now when I see someone woth a dog I ask if I can pet it so I can get rid of my fear
Dogs have the 4th highest kill count of humans per year (after Mosquitos, Humans, and Snakes). I'd hardly call them ''the most innocent thing that exists''
When my dog was younger, he accidentally got out when my family was bringing in groceries and left the door open. We didn’t even notice he was gone because he loves to hide under beds for hours and likes his alone time. We had our phone number and address on his collar and luckily he was only a few houses down in the neighborhood. A kind mom and daughter brought him back to us and I was so scared that I could have lost him forever.
I have returned people's lost dogs that they didn't even know had escaped the backyard, just because the dog had their address. I just knocked on the door and said "here is your doggo". It's moronic to not have proper contact info on the tag of your dog. The real take away is don't let weirdos play with YOUR dogs in public place. Creepers will find any way they can to harass you.
@@joshr24 Chips alone aren’t always enough. Many people wouldn’t bother loading a dog up and taking them in just to get scanned, but they might call a number on a tag because it would be much easier. They’d either ignore the dog, or maybe just keep the dog assuming it was stray if it had no tag.
Got a phone call about my lost dog before I even realized he was missing (escaped through a hidden hole in the fence). That was 10 years ago. I am still thankful to that couple for bothering to get out of their car and pick him up on the side of the road and bringing him back to me (I was car-less).
Evil might be appropriate. I'm sure rapists have used this in the past, but nobody ever figured it out. Lots of predators out there. We put our cell numbers and email address on our dogs, never an address.
I'm fine with the use of 'evil.' One day it might be complete idiots with no boundaries or decorum texting you out of the blue trying to hit on you, the next time it might be a psychopath with much more nefarious intentions. You never know.
What's even worse, is now I can't make friends with the dogs in my neighborhood without people thinking I'm a creep.... In fact, I just like their animals more than I like them.
Real men need to have real father's to teach them not to be creepy. Be upfront and confident enough to ask for a number, and accept rejection with class.
@@gameworld0612 first of all he’s obviously joking Second of all he never said anything that would make him a predator A predator is a person who goes after minors or stalks people in a sexual intent
How about don't let strangers take pictures of your dogs collar... 😶 I still have my information on certain belongings just in case I lose them. There will forever be creeps on Earth.
In this case the First Lady said her dog was out for a walk and implied it was independently. A lot of people let their dogs roam around the neighbourhood and they come back if they’re smart enough.
I don't have a dog, but a mechanic at Kia get my phone number from my account. He didn't ask me for it, just started calling me, and trying to get me to move in with him. I got him fired, arrested for stalking, and harassment
My dog has a issue with his vocal cords or smth, so eventhough he's not a aggressive dog at all, he makes a sort of growling noise when he's happy and excited. He's not being aggressive, it's just that noise comes out because of his vocal cord issue. The good thing is people don't like to pet him or come close to him because of that, so I doubt this would happen to me.
@@joshitheyoshi2533 “Tricking” a woman into getting her number so she can’t say no is really creepy. considering the dog tag also had an address, it would make it much easier for these creeps to stalk her
@@joshitheyoshi2533 He made himself a creep by stealing her number, instead of shooting his shot and asking for it like a man when he had the chance in person
If there's anything I learned from interacting with the internet is to never put ANY information on the internet that you don't want people to find out about. This lesson extends to real life. Though I understand that the dog collar having contact details is reasonable, I put some electrical tape on my doggo's tag on his collar. I understand that prying information/stalking is not cool, but please also understand that each person also needs to exercise due diligence to protect their information.
😑 you don’t seriously believe men stalking and harassing women is a modern invention, do you? “gentlemanly attitude” used to say a husband could rape his wife since she can’t say no so what’s up with that being a law until modern times? 😐 that “gentlemanly attitude” is still law in some places so what’s really up with that?
The most important question that the reporter didn't ask was what the man looked like. Height, hair color, eyes, age description, weight, race, etc. Sounds like a walking serial killer to me, looking for new techniques to get at women.
@UCRechHXOkXNXM4ctQ9HBmDQ maybe, he was just a man who was joking. Who didn't realise that it would upset the women so much. Being ignorant or clueless, is not evil. You idiot.
@@catherinerothe4374 anyone with common sense would know that unless you’ve actually asked someone for their number, finding it sneakily and then contacting them is creepy. Also, the man taking pictures of her address.......those two men don’t know about respect/boundaries. People like that need to stop getting the benefit of the doubt bc that’s how 20+ people go missing from an area “suddenly”
Just great. Even just putting the number down means that they can start texting or calling you. Amazing how a bunch of creeps can ruin any little thing.
Best idea would be to keep it in something that hides the info until it can be interacted with directly, kinda like how luggage tags work with the flap that hides personal info from plain sight but allows it to be easily accessible if interacted with.
Well, a dog ran into my yard and I was able to return him to the owner. The owner was very appreciated for my my action. If only a few bad incidents, it doesn’t mean it is a bad thing. Most people would do the right thing.
@@marquiezjennings9134 Yeah it is much better to call the owner and then the owner tells where he/she lives, instead of everyone who sees the lost dog to know where you live.
I had this happen maybe a year or so ago but I found a lost dog after getting off my doctor's appointment and I checked his collar and there was a website where they gave a phone number only and not an address. I contacted the number and got a quick response and I was able to have another person watch the dog at their house and ultimately the dog was able to get reunited😊😊
This is exactly why I just have "Microchipped" on mine. They just need to take him to a shelter to get it scanned and then the shelter or vet will call me.
Except a vast majority of people would find that errand far too inconvenient (ex: no time for such an errand, don't want dog hair in their car, it's at night time and won't take the dog home until vet/shelter opens in the morning, turned off by the audacity, or it's a kid or someone who doesn't even have a vet, etc) and will just let the dog loose again to go on about it's lost way. Many wouldn't have the resources to take your dog to a vet/shelter (no car, not enough gas, no money, homeless, a kid, disabled, can't keep the dog until the vet opens the next morning or Monday, etc). Frankly, I think your choice speaks to niche entitlement.
Yeah and do you think all shelters scan it? I have read stories here where the shelter didn’t even bother to scan, this one story said that the shelter got their dog euthanised before they could even know, just because they didn’t scan. Microchipping doesn’t sound like a good idea from all these stories here.
That's a horrible idea. If I find a dog it's collar has a phone number I always call or text. And if the address is close by I'll take the dog there. But if it just saids microchipped ill jt let the dog go. No point in going way too far out of my way for a owner who obviously dosent care about there dog enought to put a phone number on it
@@Beadledom2024 you don’t need to do all that. Just call animal control and they will scan the animal. They did that when I found a dog at the park and they contacted the owners themselves.
Place your veterinary practice number and a code number on the Tag- and let your vet know the code so if someone sleazy looks at the tag, they won’t be calling your home or cell, and they won’t be getting your address to follow you
They can use sites like Spokeo to get an address even from a cell. Those creepy sites often have your address, phone numbers, email, social media, and even names of relatives.
Never heard of this being a problem, and I still don't think it's a big deal. Growing up with and around dogs, those numbers always come in handy when canines get loose. My own dog is part Jindo, a Korean breed known for being escape artists...and boy, he found interesting ways of escaping all the time. The number on his dog tag helped us find him on several occasions. BTW, you can block unwanted numbers and texts.
@@aestheticdancemoms958 of course its creepy but God dam I let people pet my dog all the dam time yes unfortunately they're creepy ones out there. This is not going to stop me from being an ass assuming they every God dam person will do this. Be smart read the person use common sense.
There should be like one that can unfold to reveal contact info, so that the contact info isn’t noticeable from a glance, and it would be more noticeable if someone is trying to get the info
@I am LIONEL PESSI aka Penalty Misser! contact your provider, most store all communications for at least 2 years. If it was recently deleted, connect your phone to your laptop and search threw your files.
I don’t let people pet my dog I just say she’s not friendly towards strangers, which depends on the circumstances she isn’t, and she’s also a guard dog whose at my house almost 24/7
Lol, how about instead of telling people not to put thier address, tell them not to let people take pictures, especially close up, or pet our dogs. It's that simple.
Telling someone not to do something won't stop them. Also people can take videos and pictures even with their phone screen off. Or they can use hidden cameras to take pics and videos
But dog petting is such an awesome part of human society. It's a great conversation starter, a proven form of emotional support for both the dog and the petter, and overall I think it's something that makes us all a little more human. I think we can take other measures to stop these things from happening, but we shouldn't stop people from petting, that would be very sad.
yesterday i saw a lost dog who i later learned was 14, almost 15. could barely walk, couldn’t go up steps, and was scared (not surprised). the only reason i was able to get that dog home was because it had its address on its tag. please, please, PLEASE. still put your contact information on your puppy/cat and put tags on them. it will save their lives. do not let this video scare you.
@@mongoose1788 bruh it’s not like your house is invisible. People can see your house and rob it any day of the week lmao. This video is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen.
Just so you know for future reference you don’t need a collar to still get the dog home. Had a giant mastiff at the top of my moms neighborhood, saw some high school kids trying to get the dog in the car. Made my mom stop so I could help, only I found out it wasn’t their dog and they didn’t even live in the neighborhood. So they literally were going to steal someone dogs. I made my mom go get a leash, and I walked him down the hill 20 minutes to my house. No tag. I called animal control and asked for them to send a unit out to try and scan to see if he had a chip. BUT I made it very clear that even if they didn’t find a chip I wouldn’t let them taken (you should always keep a lost pet in area you find them at). They came out and scanned him, he had a chip but no one was answering. They were super sweet and said we will drive around and see if anyone stops us. Ten minutes later they came back with a grown man crying. He had ran out right in front of them. He hugged all of us, and explained that he was from a high crime area, and for some reason the dog did not like police belts, so he basically told us we saved the dogs life. So please don’t give up you don’t see a tag.
@@lntg this is more about people getting a specific woman’s address because they want to date her or do something inappropriate or dangerous to her. It’s not about coming and stealing more than it is coming because they found you attractive or something.
not waving your address around is just good advice in general, even the phone number is kinda risky, but at least it makes it harder to someone physically find you
Ladies please be careful there is so much thirsty lame guys out there who don't know how to talk to a woman with respect they don't have any social skills they may have some money in the bank but they have absolutely no home training. They don't handle rejection very well and they may take their anger out on you when you kindly reject them. So remember if you're in America practice your 2nd amendment rights. If you feel threatened or cornered do not be afraid to pull out your glock and handle your business. These nasty men will never change.
Tip is to get one of those closable metal pouches for dog collars - it’s like a little tube made of metal that you can unscrew and put a piece of paper with information in. It’s water proof as well and won’t let this kinda creepy mess happen to you
@Thread Arguments is it even a pick up line the woman doesn't even know that she is being hit on ? "Can I take a picture of your dog" isn't what i would consider to be a pick up line
PSA to all: Its creepy for anyone, from anyone! Not normal behavior from the average person, I don't even like when people randomly pet my dog, let alone mess with the collar. My dog is super weenie hut Jr, and sometimes she even bites when the collar is grabbed and she feels threatened. I doubt anyone would get that close bc she's a good judge of character and barks/growls at people who come up and aren't sober or have weird vibes, but if they did, they'd have a whole other thing coming lol
Oof my gsd wouldn't even let someone she doesn't know pet her....it used to make me sad but after this I'm thankful. My GSD is very sensitive to danger and fear though. She does enough worrying for the two of us.
Put your Veterinarian's office phone number on the tag. Make sure your dog has up to date microchip data at your vet, and listed online. Teach your dog to make snarly faces 😅 at strangers.
I actually found a German Shepard on the street and luckily he had the home address on the tag because i was calling the number and no one was answering, I was on the clock so thankfully the address was close by and I just put the dog in the front yard. I came back later on when the owners were home to check on the dog
It’s sad that as pet owners we now need to watch what we put on our dog tags,it has never once crossed my mind that predators,robbers or potential sex traffickers could use this as a way to stalk people. What I also find disturbing is that people actually think it’s ok to get someone’s phone number without said person’s permission,to anyone trying to play the field or if you think someone is cute and you want to “shoot your shot” for the love of god as their permission to have their number instead of acting like a literal stalker,and if someone ask for your friends number,run it by your friend first,we need to stop handing numbers out like candy
I think the real truth is that anybody who is taking a picture of your dog's tag to get your address or phone number off of it is probably not really trying to do that to get a date and there's probably more disturbing motives intended for that.
We have cats, but we don't put collars on them because there collar can get caught on stuff outside. They also never run away and were in a safe area with little to no traffic.
I work at petco and I help people pick out dog tags and through the engraving process. I always manage to talk them out of putting their address and settle them for the city and state instead. It's less specific but gives a general area of where the dog is from if found elsewhere.
That sounds like bad advice. The likelihood my dog gets to another state or city is low. I'd rather get bad phone calls every now and again than someone putting my dog in a shelter.
@@WadeAlma I never mentioned anything about the phone number? Of course the phone number should go on there. Name of the dog at front, phone number, city/state maybe zip code.
so this is why every time i ask to pet a cute dog the owner says "VERY VERY AGRESSIVE. bit off my toes once actually" when its clearly the most innocent looking dog I've ever seen Edit: I no longer have toes
This is such good advice. My one day a one-eyed dog showed up on my back porch. My son called the number on the collar. It turned out the little dog belonged to the family across the street. Their boys came over and collected him. All that was on that tag was the dogs name and call this number if found. Which worked out well. I have seen people put there Vets name address and phone number on the tag. That seems like a good alternative. 👍
“My dog is aggressive and not friendly”
*the dog wagging it’s tail like crazy and tongue out all happy” 😂😂😂😂
Cap lol
🤣
My rescue does that but no way do I let people pat him because he's unpredictable, just because a dog's wagging their tails doesn't mean its safe to lean down to pat them.
Dog wagging it's tail doesn't always mean it's happy.
My dogs gay
What did these guys expect? They thought the girls would be happy they stole their phone number? That this isn’t creepy af? Who wants to chat and go out with a creepy guy? No one.
your name is johnnyXXX
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@@andyenid2 skrrr prr
I was just thinking of that, weirdos
they’re fools they’re clearly social rejects who don’t understand the good old method of literally introducing yourself and asking them out or something. it stems from their fear of rejection.
I might suggest with your pets veterinarians permission: Putting your veterinarian's phone number and adress on your dog's collar, instead of your own.
That way, you can let your vet know if you lose your dog. And any person who finds them can drop them off THERE instead of at your home.
This is super duper smart!!!
Great 👍 idea!!!
Actually you can always microchip your dog.
@@peterwong5993 Chipping is great and definitely helps the veterinarian or animal shelter to contact you
(IF THEY BOTHER TO CHECK.)
But it doesn't tell the person who finds your pet the safest and best place where to take them. Dropping a supposedly stray animal without any obvious identification off at an overcrowded and understaffed animal shelter has caused a few unfortunate mistakes.
@@judithsixkiller5586 my cat wearing a collar with word: microchipped. By the way, my cat is indoor cat.
That's exactly how my obsessive ex-husband found out where I was living after our nasty divorce. My mom took care of my dog while I was at work, and she would let her out in the fenced yard for a little while every day. Apparently, he had someone knock at the door to distract my mom while he ran to the fence and took a picture of my dog's tag. That night, he jumped the gate (at my GATED community), and showed up at my front door. SCARY!
Damn, becareful
Edit: How did i get so many views?
Let's get 2K🤣😂
.... wow
How did u know that's what happened?
@Fire Kid' 🎶 im wondering how she knew what exactly happened if she wasn't there lol was it on camera orr??
@@chefmesser420 exactly, seems oddly specific
Dog mom: My dog doesn't like to be pet, i have an aggressive dog
Scruffy: Wags tail
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Hey, so what!! Scuffy can wag that tail all day long…I SAID WHAT I SAID! Now step aside please🤨!
Ik it's a joke but just letting u know a wagging tail doesn't always mean they're happy and nice!
Fun Fact: Even aggressive* dogs wag their tail
* : Protective
It doesn’t matter whether they know you’re lying or not. That’s inconsequential.
it’s insane to me that some men these days think stalking a woman is the start of a romantic love story
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It is in a lot of movies- I guess they thought that was real..
Probably movies
That is terrifying like you can't just find her on insta you have to be even creepier
Real life is not a romcom people lmao
A random dog came wondering in my property one day and sat down on my porch. He was friendly enough to let me read his collar. It read, “Damn, I’m lost again! Please call my mom(followed by a phone #). The funniest collar I’ve ever seen. 😂
😂
Sounds like that dog needs a cell phone of his own.
Aww
Aww
Lol that gotta be funny 😄
“just say that your dog is aggressive and to keep their distance”
me with my 7 pound chihuahua: 😅
They're worse
Ain't no one patting that thing
Just put a collar that doesnt have an address and put a tracker i think so.
@@alienatedslayer 🤣🤣🤣
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This is the kind of scary news that makes the world less friendly and livable.
he was just tranna be friendly
@@_TheGuyWithNoName_ r/woosh
ikr? who can be that dumb to put infos on a dog collar! pff
Wat do u expect? Why do u lock ur doors to ur house? To keep unwanted ppl from coming in right. So, if u provide an avenue for u to be reached , expect so. Murphy's law.
But it still does not change the fact that friendly people exist and people have varied experiences.
I think we should take every news as a part of our experience and knowledge and not completely rely on it💫
I’ve always thought putting your information on dog collar was risky
But thank god for those chip implants
Just get tamper evident warranty sticker off amazon and put it over your info. If someone finds your dog, they can remove it and clean it off but it would be difficult for some stranger to quickly take it off and get your info without you noticing.
I'm keeping my info on my dogs collar. I just don't let random people come up to my dog because he doesn't really like strangers. The news could've just said be wary of people taking pics of collars but your dog should be near you at all times.
I only put my dog name and my number on his collar. Never have my address
Havent got the chip yet, but my cats collar has just the street name/phone number/ vet practice. At the very least drop em off on my street, she’ll know where to go from there lol
My cat has the chip even though she's an indoor cat 🐱
I know this was a serious subject but her facial expressions TOOK ME OUT. I couldn’t stop laughing!
And the camera was just zoomed in to her face. 💀
SCREAMING 💀💀👏🏽
Probably from doing all those TikTok faces
@@central5358 so true this had me💀
bro for a sec i thought it was cardi b talking when she said “i was thinking in my head and i said”
Kid: “Mommy, how did you meet daddy?”
Mom: “He found my address on Fido’s collar 6 years ago.”
lol
Lol fido I haven't heard that name in years
lolllll
I hope this doesn't stop anybody from putting ID on their dog. Too many dogs go missing every year. It's great to be able to call a phone number and get the dog home immediately. Not everybody thinks to check for a microchip. Sometimes shelters don't even check.
Yea, it’s sucks how creeps and predators have made it to where it’s discouraged to help give away for people to bring your dog back to you
I had my dog chipped. No need for a collar tag.
Pamela Bronson not everyone checks for a microchip. Not even the shelters because it really depends on how much the person who's doing intake cares. Just relying on a microchip also can get your dog spending time at the shelter instead of being returned home immediately. Not to mention the fines or boarding fees that you may get because your dog got out. Your dog is also exposed to any diseases that might be at the shelter at that time. It's extremely stressful for most dogs to be there. Definitely not an experience I would want my dog to have if I could avoid it.
@@pambronson4467 Your dog can come right home if there's info on their collar. If they end up in a shelter, even a good one, or perhaps especially a good one, it can take days, and they'll charge you for intake fees, boarding, vet exam, vaccines, fines, etc. They should have a chip too, of course.
My dogs microchip came with a tag that has a number you can put into their website in case you don’t have a scanner. No personal info. If I remember correctly it’s her vets info. Or they have you get ahold of the company and they then would get ahold of me. I think it was like $80. No monthly fees. It’s definitely worth it.
I feel like collars should have a "peel off incase lost" protective waterproof coating incase a dog does get lost someone can pull it off and contact them. that way it's constantly protected when your out and about
edit: damn yall really like this idea, for everyone telling me i should patent it or just take it to shark tank.. i have no clue how to do that 🤷🏾♀️ i was just giving a simple idea, i do not have the tools or money to make this an actual thing but if someone does, i suggest they do it, a piece of tape and a marker would work fine too but i feel like it would wear out very quickly
Good idea
That makes so much sense! Good idea
Invent this please
Patent pending
Yeah
Someone once listened to my mom tell a cashier her phone number (for rewards things) and they texted her, “I LOVE YOU!”
CREEEPPYYY
lol
LMAOOOOOO
She shouldn’t be saying her number out loud like that then
I hate when you go to a pharmacy or a drs office and the clerk asks you to say you SSN, name, birthday, etc, out loud in front of everyone. I look at them and say “how about i just write my stuff down on my phone and hold it up to you? I don’t feel comfortable saying all that information out loud for people to hear.”
@@zzirfamo24 I doubt she shouted it, if he hadn't been listen so closely how would he have hear it and literately took the time to remember it to text her because if it was just him hearing it why text her that..... to be a creep. And I know you're not blaming the women for getting a reward card and some weirdo listening and saving it to text HER!
My city is all about $$. My husky got loose once and we couldn't find him, searching all through the neighborhood. A neighbor then told me they saw the dog catcher truck go by and being the weekend, we had to wait to go "rescue" him from doggy jail. Thing is, the shelter never called at all and my dog had an ID tag with my #. Had we not known, we may never knew he was in the pound. (Of course we would have checked, but still...) Luckily he was safe. Lived to be 15 yrs old. Also, I was fined for not having his rabies shot, which I most certainly did! That's a must. His vet tag was even on with the ID tag. So corrupt!
This is and was insane, ugh the stress involved.
Everyone is out to make a buck...
You should of denied your dog getting loose and accused them of stealing your dog out of your yard.
Gotta love big government.
At least they didn't give up your dog for adoption to another family, and then claim they tried to contact you. This happened where I live. Saving grace was the dog tracker implant even though it still took over a year for the rightful owners to get the dog back.
My dog has a terrible memory, if I didn't put his address on his dog tag, he'd never be able to find his house.
Ouch you know what
Sorry
the address isnt for the dog on the tag its for the people to find the address
@@bobby6569
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Who the hell is going around looking for stray dogs to solicit people?
some idiot caught saw a dog and had a low iq idea bulb
Oh. I think we all know that type
just listen for their call and youll figure it out quick
Sounds kinda like "M,lady" with heavy mouth breathing.
Welcome to the world unfortunately
did you even watch the video?
The final line is sad but true, predators have no boundaries no limits. You have to be aware of risks, be safe everyone
One time i was out in recess and this person(around 70) was taking pictures of us this was in 5th grade
Right. It honestly never entered my mjnd to put my address on a dog's collar. Like, if he went missing, would I put my address on the flyer? Nope, only my number. Would want to give some weirdo an excuse to pop up at my house.
*_Shooters shoot!_*
“Tell them your dog is aggresive”
me holding a puppy🧍🏾♀️
Lie and say he doesn’t have his shots
lie and say it has rabies
@@burgerking7862 nope dont mention it
@@angiefierce9212 bruh you can simply say “no”
@@angiefierce9212 why don't you just let them pet your dog
This is like people putting family stick figures on the back of a vehicle.
You have a husband, 3 kids, a dog. So the intruders know to bring more people when breaking into your home.
Or the people with the baby on board sticker smh....
@@TheFairyDickmother I read somewhere that that sticker actually has a purpose. In case they get into an accident, it's to let rescuers know to look for the baby and give it immediate attention.
@@愛-m8l6l The intruders will know to bring more people when breaking into their homes...smh
Or the people with animal stickers...
Now we know they have animals, so we could learn their routine, and bring more people to break in and kill the pets
@@fightevil.readbooks.5076 Political bumper stickers make me sick too...
Why put all that information for the intruders to see....
Deleting the picture doesn’t do anything because when they delete them, they can just restore them from recently deleted photos
that's why you tell them to delete it from the recently deleted photos as well, I saw a girl do that when she saw a guy take photos up her skirt.
@@ft.jackjimmy7282 😏 another reason why I never wear dresses
Please dont say that, you know what, let me restore the pictures of dogs i deleted hahahahaha
A girl on TikTok told a similar story about how a guy got her address and phone number from her dog's collar and she had to chase him down to make sure he double deleted it and couldn't retrieve it later.
That's why you should keep the phone and tell him to go away.
I do the same trick of saying my dog is not friendly or will bite when people ask to pet him. He never barks or bites anyone before but he submits easily when his personal space is intruded. So he stays away from grabby kids, ignores other dogs, and easily walks around people.
Lol your dog may be a 90s baby introvert reincarnated 🤣🤣🤣🤣 because that’s how I be feeling around grabby kids, dogs (that aren’t mine or familiar with), and easily mind my business and ignore others when walking down the street 💯💯👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Sad people have to use this trick I used to love dogs then after getting ganged up on by some I got scared now when I see someone woth a dog I ask if I can pet it so I can get rid of my fear
Lmao, I don't have to tell people my Malinois isn't friendly, she tells them herself.
@@dianaallen7586 yup mals have a mind of their own😏
@@nathan-ls8yw yes they do, I wouldn't change anything about my girl. She's my baby ❤️
A dog is the most innocent thing that exists… I hate people who just take away from everything good to make people distrust everyone.
No it’s definitely not the most innocent thing that exists, woman you crazy LoL.
@@alk0004 She means that if I am correct, the people who look at innocent dogs collars to find address, phone number, etc.
Dogs have the 4th highest kill count of humans per year (after Mosquitos, Humans, and Snakes). I'd hardly call them ''the most innocent thing that exists''
@@sonoftheway3528 let’s just say a innocent dog is the most innocent thing that exist not a violent one
did you know that a pitbull attacked a child so a mother had to kill the pitbulls?
Stalkers don't have boundaries. Put these people on a list. And get security cameras.
And buy a gun lol
@@sarahmorris389 And a big ball biting dog
@@sarahmorris389 *non Americans be like*
Do not discount people being paid to stalk you on behalf of a former partner.
When my dog was younger, he accidentally got out when my family was bringing in groceries and left the door open. We didn’t even notice he was gone because he loves to hide under beds for hours and likes his alone time. We had our phone number and address on his collar and luckily he was only a few houses down in the neighborhood. A kind mom and daughter brought him back to us and I was so scared that I could have lost him forever.
Hello Nicole how’s the weather over there..
I have returned people's lost dogs that they didn't even know had escaped the backyard, just because the dog had their address. I just knocked on the door and said "here is your doggo". It's moronic to not have proper contact info on the tag of your dog. The real take away is don't let weirdos play with YOUR dogs in public place. Creepers will find any way they can to harass you.
I’m afraid to do things like that. These days people might think you’re an intruder and shoot first, ask questions later.
My dog is microchipped
@@joshr24 Chips alone aren’t always enough. Many people wouldn’t bother loading a dog up and taking them in just to get scanned, but they might call a number on a tag because it would be much easier. They’d either ignore the dog, or maybe just keep the dog assuming it was stray if it had no tag.
A side note RIP Kentaro Miura
Best comment here! EXACTLY 🤛🏻🙌🏻❤️❤️❤️
Got a phone call about my lost dog before I even realized he was missing (escaped through a hidden hole in the fence). That was 10 years ago. I am still thankful to that couple for bothering to get out of their car and pick him up on the side of the road and bringing him back to me (I was car-less).
"Predators, they have no limits; they have no boundaries" The truest thing ever spoken!
It feels like you can't trust no one this days
Why would you trust people in first place
Feels like there isn’t common sense now a days
this?
Why would you lost trust in people just because of this? Its an consequence of an action
Not everyone at least
MY GOD!! You can't even do something as simple as make your dog safe if he gets lost without evil people turning it into something horrible.
I get that it is an uncomfortable situation, and dude was completely in the wrong, but I wouldnt call him "evil" That's just being over dramatic.
Evil?
Evil might be appropriate. I'm sure rapists have used this in the past, but nobody ever figured it out. Lots of predators out there. We put our cell numbers and email address on our dogs, never an address.
I'm fine with the use of 'evil.' One day it might be complete idiots with no boundaries or decorum texting you out of the blue trying to hit on you, the next time it might be a psychopath with much more nefarious intentions. You never know.
What's even worse, is now I can't make friends with the dogs in my neighborhood without people thinking I'm a creep.... In fact, I just like their animals more than I like them.
Real men need to have real father's to teach them not to be creepy. Be upfront and confident enough to ask for a number, and accept rejection with class.
Doesn't even have to be a father. It can be any male that an individual looks to that isn't a POS.
Pfft listen here missy IM A REAL AMERICAN MAN i dont get rejected i reject rejection LIKE A REAL MAN SHOULD so anyway whats your phone number 😜😉😘😍😎😈
@@sallygreen270 did you just admit to be a predator ,...... irl...in youtube
@@gameworld0612 first of all he’s obviously joking
Second of all he never said anything that would make him a predator
A predator is a person who goes after minors or stalks people in a sexual intent
@@_-Kyle-_ oh I did not catch that
You know that one guy that ruins it for everyone else, there's millions of em
Thus is crazy, I can't imagine getting a random text from a person saying they got my number from my dog.
Right?!
😂😂😂
@Earth Bender my dog tried that a few times, but he seems to like fat chicks.
My dog knows not to give my number out to anyone
Of course it's smart not to reveal your address on ur dog collar... until Inside Edition puts out your full name for millions to see
The best part is... I guarantee these dudes think they're being slick / creative like something from a romantic comedy.
Yeah rofl. Not socialized properly
Who else has seen Michelle on TikTok? She’s the best bartender on TikTok!
i was so shocked when i clicked!
I was just about to say the same thing! Omg she’s great
Me
What?
@@NoName-ls6re she is a bartender on TikTok, the lady they interviewed and we watch her and think she is great!
How about don't let strangers take pictures of your dogs collar... 😶 I still have my information on certain belongings just in case I lose them. There will forever be creeps on Earth.
In this case the First Lady said her dog was out for a walk and implied it was independently. A lot of people let their dogs roam around the neighbourhood and they come back if they’re smart enough.
What socks do I wear I have men disability
Do I wear comfy colors comfy regular what color
I don't be brushing teeth what I do been a minute
And my hair is dirty real dirty like back like yeah
I don't have a dog, but a mechanic at Kia get my phone number from my account. He didn't ask me for it, just started calling me, and trying to get me to move in with him. I got him fired, arrested for stalking, and harassment
My dog has a issue with his vocal cords or smth, so eventhough he's not a aggressive dog at all, he makes a sort of growling noise when he's happy and excited. He's not being aggressive, it's just that noise comes out because of his vocal cord issue. The good thing is people don't like to pet him or come close to him because of that, so I doubt this would happen to me.
Yea that wouldn’t happen to you cause your a guy 🏅🥸
@@No1zHerO If you’re going to be delusional you shouldn’t be on RUclips..
@@jetoux4881 🙄
@@No1zHerO ?
based off your name, you're also not a pretty female so should be fine
This is really creepy. The lady at the end is right, predators have no limits.
@@joshitheyoshi2533 yeah fbi this guy right here
@@joshitheyoshi2533 “Tricking” a woman into getting her number so she can’t say no is really creepy. considering the dog tag also had an address, it would make it much easier for these creeps to stalk her
@@joshitheyoshi2533 He's an entitled creep
@@joshitheyoshi2533 he could chat with her at the dog park. He already had a conversation started.
@@joshitheyoshi2533 He made himself a creep by stealing her number, instead of shooting his shot and asking for it like a man when he had the chance in person
If there's anything I learned from interacting with the internet is to never put ANY information on the internet that you don't want people to find out about. This lesson extends to real life.
Though I understand that the dog collar having contact details is reasonable, I put some electrical tape on my doggo's tag on his collar. I understand that prying information/stalking is not cool, but please also understand that each person also needs to exercise due diligence to protect their information.
Bygone were the days where gentlemanly attitude reigns.
Lesson to self: leave just a way to contact. A phone number at most
Or just leave your email easiest thing
😑 you don’t seriously believe men stalking and harassing women is a modern invention, do you? “gentlemanly attitude” used to say a husband could rape his wife since she can’t say no so what’s up with that being a law until modern times? 😐 that “gentlemanly attitude” is still law in some places so what’s really up with that?
@@healgoth no one asked, go take this to twitter.
The most important question that the reporter didn't ask was what the man looked like.
Height, hair color, eyes, age description, weight, race, etc.
Sounds like a walking serial killer to me, looking for new techniques to get at women.
Agree with the last sentence. How disturbing 😟
@UCRechHXOkXNXM4ctQ9HBmDQ maybe, he was just a man who was joking. Who didn't realise that it would upset the women so much. Being ignorant or clueless, is not evil. You idiot.
@@catherinerothe4374 anyone with common sense would know that unless you’ve actually asked someone for their number, finding it sneakily and then contacting them is creepy. Also, the man taking pictures of her address.......those two men don’t know about respect/boundaries. People like that need to stop getting the benefit of the doubt bc that’s how 20+ people go missing from an area “suddenly”
@@NocturnalNagatoro not the pictures, that is a bad thing thing to do.
@@NocturnalNagatoro what I meant was if someone only had the phone number, and called.
"What a cute dog, miss"
GET AWAY FROM ME PREDATOR, I KNOW YOUR GAME.
Lol, hope this starts a trend! Back away you aren't taking me to no secondary location!
Just great. Even just putting the number down means that they can start texting or calling you. Amazing how a bunch of creeps can ruin any little thing.
Best idea would be to keep it in something that hides the info until it can be interacted with directly, kinda like how luggage tags work with the flap that hides personal info from plain sight but allows it to be easily accessible if interacted with.
It's a great way to meet new friends
it doesnt seem that creepy to me, its just getting new friends
Well, a dog ran into my yard and I was able to return him to the owner. The owner was very appreciated for my my action. If only a few bad incidents, it doesn’t mean it is a bad thing. Most people would do the right thing.
Yeah but we can always just text or call the number and deliver the Dog❤️ it’s the same thing just safer
@@marquiezjennings9134 Yeah it is much better to call the owner and then the owner tells where he/she lives, instead of everyone who sees the lost dog to know where you live.
I had this happen maybe a year or so ago but I found a lost dog after getting off my doctor's appointment and I checked his collar and there was a website where they gave a phone number only and not an address. I contacted the number and got a quick response and I was able to have another person watch the dog at their house and ultimately the dog was able to get reunited😊😊
Well good thing I have the type of dogs that people say "I wouldn't want to break into their home". 😄
You got Rottweilers?
I'm glad I have four Hyena's as protection.
@@brownie4032 They might have. Mine is super protective.
I’m a vet tech, we see some people that ask if they can put our clinic address on the collar instead!
That’s smart!
Mine just say “I’m chipped”
This is exactly why I just have "Microchipped" on mine. They just need to take him to a shelter to get it scanned and then the shelter or vet will call me.
Except a vast majority of people would find that errand far too inconvenient (ex: no time for such an errand, don't want dog hair in their car, it's at night time and won't take the dog home until vet/shelter opens in the morning, turned off by the audacity, or it's a kid or someone who doesn't even have a vet, etc) and will just let the dog loose again to go on about it's lost way. Many wouldn't have the resources to take your dog to a vet/shelter (no car, not enough gas, no money, homeless, a kid, disabled, can't keep the dog until the vet opens the next morning or Monday, etc).
Frankly, I think your choice speaks to niche entitlement.
Yeah and do you think all shelters scan it? I have read stories here where the shelter didn’t even bother to scan, this one story said that the shelter got their dog euthanised before they could even know, just because they didn’t scan. Microchipping doesn’t sound like a good idea from all these stories here.
That's a horrible idea. If I find a dog it's collar has a phone number I always call or text. And if the address is close by I'll take the dog there. But if it just saids microchipped ill jt let the dog go. No point in going way too far out of my way for a owner who obviously dosent care about there dog enought to put a phone number on it
@@Beadledom2024 you don’t need to do all that. Just call animal control and they will scan the animal. They did that when I found a dog at the park and they contacted the owners themselves.
Many shelters just skip scanning. Seen it. Not always a happy ending, just stick with a collar and a chip for extra protection.
Only use a cell number, never use a landline number. People can easily pull up your address with a reverse phone number search.
Or have alike 3 AR’s, 4 pistol like I do at home with security camera.
Makes life easier
Place your veterinary practice number and a code number on the Tag- and let your vet know the code so if someone sleazy looks at the tag, they won’t be calling your home or cell, and they won’t be getting your address to follow you
They can use sites like Spokeo to get an address even from a cell. Those creepy sites often have your address, phone numbers, email, social media, and even names of relatives.
Haha just saying, but who even has a landline anymore :p
@@guthixisdead I have Skype, but if the Internet goes down I wouldn't be able to call 911. Same for my cell which is router dependent.
People get crazier every single day
Never heard of this being a problem, and I still don't think it's a big deal. Growing up with and around dogs, those numbers always come in handy when canines get loose. My own dog is part Jindo, a Korean breed known for being escape artists...and boy, he found interesting ways of escaping all the time. The number on his dog tag helped us find him on several occasions. BTW, you can block unwanted numbers and texts.
ok kpop fan, but don't tell me its not creepy for someone taking a picture of your phone number on your dogs colloar and trying to text you
@@aestheticdancemoms958 of course its creepy but God dam I let people pet my dog all the dam time yes unfortunately they're creepy ones out there. This is not going to stop me from being an ass assuming they every God dam person will do this. Be smart read the person use common sense.
Yep, just more fear mongering by Inside Edition, one of the trashiest shows on network TV
There should be like one that can unfold to reveal contact info, so that the contact info isn’t noticeable from a glance, and it would be more noticeable if someone is trying to get the info
@bang bang by noticeable, think they meant noticeable to the dog owner that some creep is trying to get their information. not notice the contact info
@bang bang no like it would be more noticeable seeing someone unfolding the tag compared to a normal tag which they can just glance at from afar
They should make locket tags so you have to open it to actually get the information
I have a custom collar, off etsy that has my information on the inside, and "check under collar for Info" on my dogs tag, much easier.
It doesn’t matter if you make someone delete photos, deleted photos can be retrieved on phones for 40 days
Maybe she made him delete them off of “recently deleted” too?
More like 2 years lol
I know her story she made him going to the deleted file and delete it permanently
@@kynslieb1306 no such thing as deleting something permanently. You don't understand technology.
@I am LIONEL PESSI aka Penalty Misser! contact your provider, most store all communications for at least 2 years.
If it was recently deleted, connect your phone to your laptop and search threw your files.
I don’t let people pet my dog I just say she’s not friendly towards strangers, which depends on the circumstances she isn’t, and she’s also a guard dog whose at my house almost 24/7
Uh ok good for you
Easy to say if your dog is a GSD. If you have a goofy lab, no one will believe the dog isn't friendly to strangers 😅
“My dog is not friendly. I have an aggressive dog. Just kinda keep your distance”.
What a good excuse.
Lol, how about instead of telling people not to put thier address, tell them not to let people take pictures, especially close up, or pet our dogs. It's that simple.
Thank you ! Lol
Telling someone not to do something won't stop them. Also people can take videos and pictures even with their phone screen off. Or they can use hidden cameras to take pics and videos
You really think they all will listen if you said no, i think you forgot people who have crazy ass
But dog petting is such an awesome part of human society. It's a great conversation starter, a proven form of emotional support for both the dog and the petter, and overall I think it's something that makes us all a little more human. I think we can take other measures to stop these things from happening, but we shouldn't stop people from petting, that would be very sad.
@@insertchannelnamehere8685 I agree...but maybe men shouldn't go up to strange women and ask to pet thier dog. It's a pretty simple ask.
yesterday i saw a lost dog who i later learned was 14, almost 15. could barely walk, couldn’t go up steps, and was scared (not surprised). the only reason i was able to get that dog home was because it had its address on its tag. please, please, PLEASE. still put your contact information on your puppy/cat and put tags on them. it will save their lives. do not let this video scare you.
If your home gets broken into cause of your address on the pets tags. They told you so
@@mongoose1788 bruh it’s not like your house is invisible. People can see your house and rob it any day of the week lmao. This video is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen.
Just so you know for future reference you don’t need a collar to still get the dog home. Had a giant mastiff at the top of my moms neighborhood, saw some high school kids trying to get the dog in the car. Made my mom stop so I could help, only I found out it wasn’t their dog and they didn’t even live in the neighborhood. So they literally were going to steal someone dogs. I made my mom go get a leash, and I walked him down the hill 20 minutes to my house. No tag. I called animal control and asked for them to send a unit out to try and scan to see if he had a chip. BUT I made it very clear that even if they didn’t find a chip I wouldn’t let them taken (you should always keep a lost pet in area you find them at). They came out and scanned him, he had a chip but no one was answering. They were super sweet and said we will drive around and see if anyone stops us. Ten minutes later they came back with a grown man crying. He had ran out right in front of them. He hugged all of us, and explained that he was from a high crime area, and for some reason the dog did not like police belts, so he basically told us we saved the dogs life.
So please don’t give up you don’t see a tag.
@@lntg that’s the thing. I don’t live in a suburban neighborhood, town, or city. I live in the country for that matter.
@@lntg this is more about people getting a specific woman’s address because they want to date her or do something inappropriate or dangerous to her. It’s not about coming and stealing more than it is coming because they found you attractive or something.
not waving your address around is just good advice in general, even the phone number is kinda risky, but at least it makes it harder to someone physically find you
some dim bulb had the idea to put their address on the dog tag lmfao
Kid: "Can I pet your dog"
Lady: "No they're really aggressive and will bite your hand off"
Dog: Looks at kid
Kid: "WAHHHH MOMMY!"
What
@@Clouditivity Remember the lady that said she doesn't want people pet her dog and tells them they're aggressive
@@malialutu7857 I remember but the comment was just cringy is all.
@@Clouditivity OUCH! ( ⚈̥̥̥̥̥́⌢⚈̥̥̥̥̥̀)
BAHAHAHA
Ladies please be careful there is so much thirsty lame guys out there who don't know how to talk to a woman with respect they don't have any social skills they may have some money in the bank but they have absolutely no home training. They don't handle rejection very well and they may take their anger out on you when you kindly reject them. So remember if you're in America practice your 2nd amendment rights. If you feel threatened or cornered do not be afraid to pull out your glock and handle your business. These nasty men will never change.
Now this is what I like to see from a comment
Tip is to get one of those closable metal pouches for dog collars - it’s like a little tube made of metal that you can unscrew and put a piece of paper with information in. It’s water proof as well and won’t let this kinda creepy mess happen to you
Dude:Ive got a textmate
His buddy: How did you got her number?
Dude: From her dog
Bruh i actually met my Girlfriend through the dog tag we're happily in Relationship since the last 15 months
It's funny because many RUclipsrs hit on girls because of the dog. But yeah it depends. Better not to have your info on the dog.
🧢
Lies. Nice way to justify creeps, you 14 year old.
@Thread Arguments is it even a pick up line the woman doesn't even know that she is being hit on ? "Can I take a picture of your dog" isn't what i would consider to be a pick up line
@Thread Arguments as long as he is attractive? Bruh.
How about a dog license that says "I'm microchipped!" or something like that?
That is ridiculously weird and super scary. This is not romantic guys. It creeps us women out.
Lol yeah, It’s creepy for any normal person. some real antisocial weirdos out there right now, need to put those freaks on a watch list
PSA to all: Its creepy for anyone, from anyone! Not normal behavior from the average person, I don't even like when people randomly pet my dog, let alone mess with the collar. My dog is super weenie hut Jr, and sometimes she even bites when the collar is grabbed and she feels threatened. I doubt anyone would get that close bc she's a good judge of character and barks/growls at people who come up and aren't sober or have weird vibes, but if they did, they'd have a whole other thing coming lol
@bang bang it is what?? Romantic?? Hell no lol
Oof my gsd wouldn't even let someone she doesn't know pet her....it used to make me sad but after this I'm thankful. My GSD is very sensitive to danger and fear though. She does enough worrying for the two of us.
Phone numbers on dogs collar is so important. Too many lost dogs and people don't microchip
But if the guy were to be really handsome with money I'm sure they would think it was cute and romantic that they did that🤣🤣
Of course 🤣🤣
No
Lol
That's hetero women for you. Not wearing so little clothing for nothing 😄
Oh trust me, it’s not going to be my dog they should worried about if they should ever pay me a visit!
You've got us shivering, pal!
@@magnol1a_ Fr!
Don't unleash ur Demon bro! we're sorry!!!
Oh look here comes the alpha
🙄
predators they have no limit they have no boundaries
this is taking stalking to a next level.
Hes doggedly determined
…isn’t she a bartender on tiktok? if she’s not, it looks/sounds just like her-
It is her
yeah she is
Yes
Just keep on putting yourselves out there!!!!
This is why I have rats
I own a rat too :)
🤣🤣🤣
Put your Veterinarian's office phone number on the tag. Make sure your dog has up to date microchip data at your vet, and listed online. Teach your dog to make snarly faces 😅 at strangers.
What if your dog is actually lost and the vets office is closed?
My mother in law has a mastiff that "smiles" when he gets excited, if you don't know him it looks terrifying 🤣
That’s crazy! I actually know Michelle and when her face just popped up in the video it shocked me 😂
I actually found a German Shepard on the street and luckily he had the home address on the tag because i was calling the number and no one was answering, I was on the clock so thankfully the address was close by and I just put the dog in the front yard. I came back later on when the owners were home to check on the dog
It’s sad that as pet owners we now need to watch what we put on our dog tags,it has never once crossed my mind that predators,robbers or potential sex traffickers could use this as a way to stalk people.
What I also find disturbing is that people actually think it’s ok to get someone’s phone number without said person’s permission,to anyone trying to play the field or if you think someone is cute and you want to “shoot your shot” for the love of god as their permission to have their number instead of acting like a literal stalker,and if someone ask for your friends number,run it by your friend first,we need to stop handing numbers out like candy
I think the real truth is that anybody who is taking a picture of your dog's tag to get your address or phone number off of it is probably not really trying to do that to get a date and there's probably more disturbing motives intended for that.
Love the pomeranian in the reporters arms.
Creepy guys using creepy methods and not realizing how obviously creepy it is?? I never would've guessed lol
For real, I was like oh great, yet another thing to worry about, what a great world, and another part of me was like, am I really surprised?
UH, DON'T LET PEOPLE SNAP PICTURES OF YOUR DOG'S COLLAR! Adresses and phone numbers on dog's dollars aren't bad unless you're stupid.
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What is wrong with you probably have no boyfriend either
@@stevenseth4502 who you talking to
@@thatdamncrow9197 you have life to learn
well women cant stop men from taking pics of the dogs collar adress if the dog is far away? lmao u need to think
We have cats, but we don't put collars on them because there collar can get caught on stuff outside. They also never run away and were in a safe area with little to no traffic.
I work at petco and I help people pick out dog tags and through the engraving process. I always manage to talk them out of putting their address and settle them for the city and state instead. It's less specific but gives a general area of where the dog is from if found elsewhere.
That sounds like bad advice. The likelihood my dog gets to another state or city is low. I'd rather get bad phone calls every now and again than someone putting my dog in a shelter.
@@WadeAlma I never mentioned anything about the phone number? Of course the phone number should go on there. Name of the dog at front, phone number, city/state maybe zip code.
"Why you shouldn't leave your address on your dogs collar"
Dog: **runs away**
Welp- time for a new one-
GPS chip.
@@Tigerman1138 they don't have gps chips you have to out one on their collar
From one German shepherd lover to another -that dog is gorgeous
If a guy took my phone number and tried to call me I’d answer with a manly voice just to throw them off 😂
Yeah this is actually smart 😆
Depends on how good your voice acting is, really.
so this is why every time i ask to pet a cute dog the owner says "VERY VERY AGRESSIVE. bit off my toes once actually" when its clearly the most innocent looking dog I've ever seen
Edit: I no longer have toes
This is such good advice. My one day a one-eyed dog showed up on my back porch. My son called the number on the collar. It turned out the little dog belonged to the family across the street. Their boys came over and collected him. All that was on that tag was the dogs name and call this number if found.
Which worked out well. I have seen people put there Vets name address and phone number on the tag. That seems like a good alternative. 👍
Social security number is usually the safest route.
Dogs don't get soc sec #, although I've been working like a dog all my life
"Don’t Put Your Address on Your Dog’s Collar" waaaay ahead of you. Phone number has to stay of course.
Congrats way ahead
“Your dogs tag should just have your phone number.NEVER your address”
Me with my address on my dogs collar: Welp I’m dead 😂😭
Fortunately, in my neighborhood most of our neighbors know one another. If any stranger seems suspicious, just ignore them & walk away
Luckily this never happened to me, because of the address I’ve gotten my dog back 5 times.
You must not want your dog
You don't deserve a dog
Do you keep your dog outside or something?
i think the dog doesnt want you, lol?
5 times dang, it’s more like your dog is trying to run away from you. 😭
“She chased him down until he deleted the photo”
*me when my sister takes an ugly picture of me*
First you gotta have a dog friendly enough w complete strangers to come close to them 🤣🤣🤣. My dog don’t play that