FreezeTag Pet Tag Holder

My 4 year old large dog has had this tag silencer for over 2 years and it has stayed put, can't be chewed on and makes absolutely no noise. Just bought another for my other large dog, because he has broken his metal holders about 6 times now. So worth it and the best on the market!

I tried the Rubit! tag holder in an attempt to keep the tags away from my bitey/chewy puppy girl, but not only did she still manage to grab it, but it also made this horrible jingly noise with the tags. I used to have greyhounds that I kept nekkid, so jingly tags were never an issue for me, but with this new puppy, I need a collar on her. On top of it all, the Rubit! hooked onto the collar sideways which gave the tags a bit of a tilt and I was afraid the edges might dig into my pup. Here comes FreezeTag! I was pleasantly surprised to see how easy it was to operate and the jingle-silencing works very well. My only issue is that I have to change her ID tag. You can fan the tags out with FreezeTag I tried the Rubit! tag holder in an attempt to keep the tags away from my bitey/chewy puppy girl, but not only did she still manage to grab it, but it also made this horrible jingly noise with the tags. I used to have greyhounds that I kept nekkid, so jingly tags were never an issue for me, but with this new puppy, I need a collar on her. On top of it all, the Rubit! hooked onto the collar sideways which gave the tags a bit of a tilt and I was afraid the edges might dig into my pup. Here comes FreezeTag! I was pleasantly surprised to see how easy it was to operate and the jingle-silencing works very well. My only issue is that I have to change her ID tag. You can fan the tags out with FreezeTag, but because it's the bone shape which, when put in with the county license tag, doesn't make for easy viewing in the event she gets lots. Also, where the screw and the silicone secures the unit is large and gets in the way of identifying wording on the tag. It all works out, though, because her original tag got all scratched up from her biting it, and the new tags will have a deep engraving on it for easy viewing. … more

I really like this solution to the collar jingle. Makes it easy to see the different tags on my dog while keeping them quiet and not bulking things up too much.

I wanted something to make my dog's tags quiet since she likes to dig and we want to keep her collar on all day in case she ever escapes from the yard. This gadget is really neat and very well designed. I like it a lot and look forward to seeing how durable it will be. I'm still waiting on my pup's third tag to arrive, but when it does I plan to use loctite on the tiny bolt to hopefully keep it secure for a long time.

It’s the best thing ever. It stopped the clicking of her license immediately. I have already recommended it to friends.

I have not had my dog’s tags on their collars in years because I hate the jingle! I wanted to get custom tags for my new pup and found this amazing solution! So far so quiet! I haven’t noticed the screw being loose yet after a few weeks wear, I’ll be keeping an eye on it after other reviews mentioned losing their tags.

Very easy to set up. I don't hear Owen's tags jingling anymore.

Product does exactly as advertised ; now my German Shepherd can sneak up on me ! However you are limited to the number of tags by the length of the supplied bolt. I had to leave off one tag. I wish it came with 2 bolts ; one standard and one longer even if I had to call and order the longer one Apart from that one item, great product !

I use to use a split ring to hold the rabies tag and I. D. Tags on my dog’s collar, but the split ring got caught on a blanket twice and on the carpet one time so that my dog couldn’t lift her head and was stuck. I love this tag holder because I can put both tags through the loop and it doesn’t catch on anything, making it safe for my dog. An extra bonus is that it doesn’t rattle. It can hold up to four tags if needed.

These tag holders work fine. The only problem I have is they do not let the tag lay flat against the dog. They end up with edge facing forward.