Um, basically, so I, I found out about these today because Mom's got one for Simba.
... discovered or learned that traditional pet tags and microchips actually aren't that useful unfortunately-
And yeah, and, and his dog ran away, and it took a really long time to find her, and they realized that microchips just weren't that efficient or effective.
So, um, it's like, it's, I think it's two brothers from England, and they are, they were coders, and so they developed a smart tag that works in this really specific way that, like, if I'm not mistaken, it uses the dog's, like, nose print, like a thumbprint.
So it's got, like, a unique QR code, and it, like, it, it has something to do with the, your dog's nose print.
Um, basically, so I, I found out about these today because Mom's got one for Simba.
... discovered or learned that traditional pet tags and microchips actually aren't that useful unfortunately-
And yeah, and, and his dog ran away, and it took a really long time to find her, and they realized that microchips just weren't that efficient or effective.
So, um, it's like, it's, I think it's two brothers from England, and they are, they were coders, and so they developed a smart tag that works in this really specific way that, like, if I'm not mistaken, it uses the dog's, like, nose print, like a thumbprint.
So it's got, like, a unique QR code, and it, like, it, it has something to do with the, your dog's nose print.
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