Tens of thousands of pets are lost in China every year. Once a pet is lost, people post "dog hunting inspiration" and "paying a lot of money to find dogs" are no longer just a way to find pets, but have gathered into an industry group. As the pet industry continues to grow, smart pet lost dog tags have emerged. If you keep wearing anti-lost dog tags for dogs and take these measures, then even if your dog gets lost, the chance of finding it is very high. big.

Keep this emergency guide on hand if your pet is lost, speed and thoroughness are crucial.

Step One: Preventive Measures - Equipment

1. Apply for a dog license and have your dog implant a chip with identity information. Microchips are harmless chips that are inserted into the back of the neck. When you apply for a dog license at a regular pet-authorized hospital, you will get an electronic chip. The chip contains your personal information including contact information, address, pet information, etc. If your dog is found after being lost, your contact information can be obtained at any hospital or pet store that can scan the chip to help you find your pet.

2. Actively wear smart pet anti-lost dog tags. There are two types of anti-lost dog tags available on the market. The first is a dog tag that scans a code to read information. It is cheap, practical and has good wearing effect. After the owner binds the Renrenpet QR code to the dog tag, if his pet gets lost and a stranger picks up the lost dog, he can directly browse the pet information and the owner's contact information by scanning the QR code on the dog tag with his mobile phone. You can also receive push information about the scanned code location at the same time, which is fast and accurate. The second type is GPRS positioning dog tags. The advantage is that it can actively locate without scanning QR codes. The disadvantages are that they may be larger, more expensive and require charging. The charging maintenance time of GPRS positioning dog tags on the market is average. Ranging from 3-10 days.

3. Ensure that the pet-raising environment is flawless. Dogs are outgoing and will run away if given the chance, so make sure your dog crate and yard are safe. Hurdling over hurdles, drilling holes, and breaking doors are all things dogs like to do (especially dogs who get shot). Therefore, it is essential to make sure that the dog is locked up and the door is closed before going out every day.

Step 2: The dog is lost - launch a pet search

1. Don’t waste time! Find a few people to work at the same time in an organized manner. Involve as many people as possible in the search during the most important two hours. Ask the guards, security personnel, and other people on duty in the surrounding communities who may see the dog. The dog may be hiding in any corner within 3-5 kilometers, so let more vision be spread, especially those who need to pay attention. Guards patrolling in and out, etc.

2. Use the Internet to spread. QQ group, WeChat group, Weibo, Renrenpet Dog Searching Community, etc. publish pet finding information, @ enthusiastic big account can help forward it, especially the community looking for lost places: AttachedNear QQ group, dog walking group, Momo group, etc. People who have pets are generally more sensitive to information.

3. Search on foot near where the dog was lost. Print flyers for distribution, or even print fans and handbags to increase dissemination and make them easy to share. Print out your dog's photo, profile, and contact information on the flyer. Send these flyers to everyone involved in the search.

4. Use toys or other sounds that your dog likes to make him come running to you. Dogs can hear sounds coming from far away, and if the sound is familiar, it can attract them. It is necessary to call the dog's name when hearing the familiar sounds of toys, car horns, etc. Dogs are particularly sensitive to their owner's voice and their own name.

5. If possible, bring another dog to participate in the search, try to be a dog that knows each other. Dogs are social animals and will be attracted to your friendly canine companion. If you see your dog don't chase them. They may become fearful or playful or run away. On the contrary, use toys to coax your dog, gently call the dog's name, attract it to come, and put the dog in a safe psychological environment so that it will not be easy to throw it away again.

6. While you’re searching, have someone call or text your local rescue agency, animal shelter, pet store, police department or even every pet-owning friend. If your local TV and radio stations do community announcements, ask for their help. If this type of request is allowed, these people can be very helpful. If they say they have a dog that sounds close to your dog, be sure to see (photo) your dog and don't stop searching until you are sure it is your dog. (The last sentence is very important. During the search process, no matter who finds a dog similar to yours, be sure to take a photo and take a look.)

7. Create a picture ad of your dog. If you don't have a photo, then find a similar one from Baidu (same breed, color, appearance, etc.).

Describe features that would make an average person recognize it when they see it, including its clothing, dog tags, easily identifiable scars, unusual coloring, or chip ID number.

For example: "Lost: Huahua; pure white Samoyed, a 3-year-old neutered female dog; got lost after getting off the elevator from the community on October 3, 2016, in XX community. If you have any information, please contact us, we will be rewarded! Telephone 4000 -285-785."

"Dog-hunting revelations" often inspire people to take a look. Your information must be key and clear, not redundant.

Rewards motivate people. However, don’t reward too much. If you pay a large amount, say a few thousand or more, people will know the value of your dog and some may not want to give your pet back.

Why do you say neutering? This is to protect dog dealers who may see an opportunity to breed. Similarly, you can also create defects from a medical perspective or a genetic perspective to avoid yourDogs are seen as valuable.

If the dog is friendly, say, "Please bring it to your home and call us." If the dog is unfriendly or fearful of biting, say, "Don't tease it, Huahua loves to jump and lick people. If you see the information, please contact me directly, thank you!"

8. Please search for your dog 24 hours after it is lost. Print at least 200 or more flyers to let more people know about your situation. Start posting on bulletin boards, in higher visibility places near your home, like gas stations and grocery stores. Mobilize your family and friends to come along, and be sure to pass out any extra flyers, especially in places where dogs often gather.

9. Speak to the person who found the dog. At this time, you are vulnerable and unscrupulous people may try to take advantage of your eagerness to get your dog back.

If someone calls you and says, "I've found your dog." Then you should respond immediately, "Is there a black mark on her right leg?" (fictitious, actually there is no); if they say, "Yes, there is", then you should hang up immediately, it is obvious. is a liar.

If they say, "No, it doesn't," then start asking them to send photos and ask for directions. Of course, secondary fraud cannot be ruled out, so you must deal with it well.

If someone is trying to extort you for a higher reward before returning your dog, make sure they actually find your dog. Make an appointment to meet them in a public place and go to meet them accompanied by family and friends.

Recent scammers include people from other provinces, saying that your lost dog has been stolen far away from home, and they found it hundreds of kilometers away. Don’t be fooled! For this type of extortion, you can refer to some pet-seeking cases from the police. But it is unlikely that you can solve the problem through this method. It mainly depends on how you negotiate.

10. After two days, expand your search.

Further spread begins through vehicles, such as local couriers, cleaning aunts, as well as runners, cyclists and other people walking around the search area.

Continue to spread and expand your searches with powerful advertising messages.

Expands your search to a 10km radius.

Keep in touch with pet rescue centers and pet stores. Your dog may have been picked up and sent to a pet store.

Go to a stray animal shelter, pet store or pet hospital to find your pet. Don't expect volunteers to help you find it among a group of dogs. If the dog is dirty or even injured, only you can determine if it is your dog.

11. Be sure to print the search results immediatelyDog flyers must be in color to be effective, otherwise it will not be conducive to identifying the dog, and the remuneration must be written clearly. It is best to use eye-catching colors as the background color to attract attention more easily.

1-4 If the manpower is sufficient, it is best to do it at the same time. The prime time to retrieve the dog is 48 hours after it is lost. There is still a lot of hope within 72 hours, but it will be very difficult after that.

Keep calling the dog's name while searching. Ask at the nearby pet hospital or pet market. Once the dog dealer gets it, it may be sold. If your dog is scared, he may hide in nearby grass, corners, etc., so keep an eye out for them.

It is impossible to find dogs by driving. Walking, bicycles, and electric cars are all good ways, but walking is slow and covers a small area. It is recommended to prepare an electric car.

Stay calm, be careful of being deceived, and don’t reveal too much of your dog’s information to strangers without reservation, because it may also become their capital for deception.

It’s a good idea to take photos of your dog’s teeth and other parts, as their appearance may have changed significantly during the time they were adopted or strayed, and may not necessarily be easily identifiable.