Not all dogs are comfortable around strangers, so 'Barklyn Pup' has created a clever set of tags for owners to warn others about their dog's disposition. The 'Street ID' tags were created by a Brooklyn-based couple after they noticed that one of their dogs was extremely nervous around strangers and other dogs. Instead of continually warning people about their dog's skittish personality, they created a set of recognizable labels that would easily identify their dog's disposition.
The Street ID line features double-sided tags, stitched with the phrase 'friendly' or 'nervous.' The tags are large in size and can easily be spotted and read from a distance. The tags ultimately help to prevent unpleasant exchanges with strangers and other dog owners by warning them in advance if your dog is uncomfortable around unfamiliar faces.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Personalized Dog Tags
- Opportunity to create customizable dog tags that reflect a dog's personality or disposition.
- Visible Dog Labels
- Opportunity to develop easily recognizable and readable labels that can help owners communicate their dog's temperament to others.
- Preemptive Pet Communication
- Opportunity to create innovative ways for owners to warn others about their pet's demeanor in advance to prevent unpleasant experiences.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Pet Accessories
- Opportunity for pet accessory companies to offer customizable dog tags and labels that cater to pet owners' needs.
- Pet Services
- Opportunity for pet service providers to offer personalized communication tools that enhance pet owners' ability to convey their pet's temperament.
- Technology and Pet Safety
- Opportunity for technology companies to develop wearable devices or smart tags that help display a dog's personality or interactions with others.
