Leash Pet Tag Quick Clip, Spring Load Hook Combo Clip for Pet ID Tags

The big ring is why we bought this. Before the kids kept connecting the leash hook through the dog tag key ring and it would break and dog would run.We have a 90 lb husky\German shepard mix who likes to pull and has not broken this one yet. Its been hooked on by accident 3 times since we bought it.

These clips were great for the price. They keep my dog's tag on and are quality made.

I got these to easily swap my dogs tags from one collar to another. I'm a collar freak and change out her collar all the time but I was breaking my nails every time. These have solved the problem. They come in different sizes and I think I'm going to get the most use out of the middle sized one but I'm sure I'll find a use for the other sizes. They are great quality & very sturdy. My dog constantly shakes and she hasn't managed to break them off so I'm very impressed.

I requested these clips to use to move dog tags back and forth across collars. They are good quality clips with a decently strong hold. The smallest clip would be great for small dog collars; and I think selling the clips by size instead of offering a 3 size assortment would be the way to go. We didn't find a use for the smallest clip.The medium clip worked fine for the majority of our collars. However we do have some heavy duty leather collars that come with correspondingly chunky hardware and these have been the collars that have been impossible to find clips to switch tags for. The largest clip works perfectly. I would honestly say it is a tad too large - but the chunkiness of the tag matches the chunkiness of the collar hardware so it doesn't look out of place.Sturdy, durable, decently strong closure.

These are nice little spring clips that will be really sturdy for attaching pet ID tags (or for numerous other uses), but be advised that the smallest clip is really small, and the opening does not go onto a larger diameter D-ring. The photo attached is my medium sized dog collar (fits a 16" neck). The smallest clip is too small for that collar, but it does clip onto my little dog's collar, which has a smaller diameter D-ring. The other two clips work fine on the bigger collar, so I'll make use of them all, but just know that littlest one only opens a limited distance (it actually opens enough, but the shape of the clip prevents it from from being able to slide onto the D-ring).These are really sturdy, solid clips and the spring action seems really good so I think they will be fairly secure. It's nice to have a clip if your dog wears different collars, harnesses, etc., so that you can exchange the tag as needed. These would also work for various other uses on keyrings, tools, etc.

These 3 clips feel sturdy and solid. I especially like the streamlined appearance. The smallest of the clips is very small, but I think it is highly appropriate for a small or well-trained dog's leash. With the addition of a small split-ring, it would also work well as a tag hanger for a dog's collar if you like to swap out collars frequently.The larger clips would work well for a bigger dog and I'm sure I'll find a myriad of uses for them as they're not only functional but much more stylish than your average bolt snap!

These are handy little tags. Not sure about the durabilities of them however.

I took these three clips out of the bag and could tell they were of good quality — not flimsy, not too light-weight. They are smoothly finished and polished like jewelry.At the same time, the moving parts have good resistance. Not hard to open, but unlikely to just fly open or break.The three clips are sized for toy-sized collars, and medium, and also big dog collars. One of them is sure to fit your dog’s collar and look good.I think these can be trusted to keep license tags and rabies tags on the collar, and easily be switched from one collar to another as needed.