how do you put your dogs name in the stone?
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You send us the info via the contact seller button after you complete your order.
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Go here and download the PDF. It ought to give you all the information you need to work with the stone. http://media.caesarstoneus.com/pdf/CS_FabManual_0910.pdf
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Hi, For the customized info, please leave it in the Gift Message Box on Checkout or you can send us a message for the info after placing an order. Thank you! Amazon Seller: DogCollars
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Hello,I don't know if you received my earlier response. here it is one more time ;Just order the name plate and send the engraving information via email to us. You can use this email address or send it through the Amazon site when you place the order.Thanks again !Jerry @ DTC
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We do sell pet ID tags. There are some models that you write the information yourself on the tag. What kind of style are you looking for?
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Chain a pitt bull to it. I suppose you could bolt it down or drill small holes in the sides and run a chain through it and secure the chain to a fixed object . Hope this gives you some ideas
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yes you set each # to a colar then make sure its on the number of the dog you want to correct. you can set each colar to the same number but then you correct a dog that isnt doing nothing wrong and you defet the purpose of the colar
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This does not pick up the stones. Depending on the size of the stones, you have two choices. For larger stones, once the iron is heated you can place the stone in the tip, wait for the glue to melt (about 5-10 seconds) and then place it. Hold for a count of about 5 seconds. For very small stones, place them where you want them to go, and put the heated tip over the stone and hold it for a count of 10 to 12. For Swarovski stones, this is long enough to allow the small stones to adhere.
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it uses different sizes of stones. fix it to the chain on your saw, not hard.
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I must admit, that a few of the stones have fallen off. I have a Medium sized, very active puppy, so I kind of expected this. It still looks very cute though. If you have a small,delicate and dainty dog, I'm sure all The stones wiill be just fine.
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The stone is not hard in my view. It is like chalk and you need to rub it hard into the strop. Lay strop on flat surface and rub the end of the stick on the strop several times in the same direction.
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This comes with a rubber base that the block can sit on. The base has enough tackiness to it and has a short lip around it so the stone is held in place while sharpening.
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It is a cube that you put the bag of ashes in that you get back from your vet. I love mine great way to honor your pet, I also put my dogs favorite toy in there too.
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Put the dog's leash on them. Lead them up the steps. Give them lots of love when they get up there. Try not to get frustrated. It's scary for them - they've not done anything like this before! It can be difficult and it doesn't depend on size. My bigger dog got it right away and uses it constantly. My smaller dog doesn't seem to trust it and I have to watch & make sure she doesn't try to jump. She's the one that had to get an ACL operation. Until your dog gets used to it, you may have to get the leash out periodically and force them to use it. After a few days like that they should "get it" & use it without prompting. Put the dog's leash on them. Lead them up the steps. Give them lots of love when they get up there. Try not to get frustrated. It's scary for them - they've not done anything like this before! It can be difficult and it doesn't depend on size. My bigger dog got it right away and uses it constantly. My smaller dog doesn't seem to trust it and I have to watch & make sure she doesn't try to jump. She's the one that had to get an ACL operation. Until your dog gets used to it, you may have to get the leash out periodically and force them to use it. After a few days like that they should... » Read More Put the dog's leash on them. Lead them up the steps. Give them lots of love when they get up there. Try not to get frustrated. It's scary for them - they've not done anything like this before! It can be difficult and it doesn't depend on size. My bigger dog got it right away and uses it constantly. My smaller dog doesn't seem to trust it and I have to watch & make sure she doesn't try to jump. She's the one that had to get an ACL operation. Until your dog gets used to it, you may have to get the leash out periodically and force them to use it. After a few days like that they should "get it" & use it without prompting. « Show Less
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I'm sure you could fasten a name plate to the collar. It is made of heavy duty webbing and has reflective vinyl sections. I don't know if I could help you with it, it would depend on what kind of name plate you wanted to add.
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Yes. You provide you pet's name, which goes in the paw pad, and the "in loving memory" floats above it.
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Just like the leather will take steel off of a knife edge the leather will take material off of the Yellowstone with friction. I lay the stone on its side and run it the length of the strop pressing kinda hard and you will see material being removed from the stone.Hope this helps.