Chris
Premium Member
Definitely White on White. I have done the "WoW" with "GoG" in combo for different body parts. Not worth the effort -- WoW is effective everywhere. Ref the "greythroat" issue, I spot clean with Show-off as needed. 

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there are two things to fix the tags from graying the coat and making that horrible jinglely sound.
1. duck tape the tags together prob solved! Tags still there and if anyone needs the info they can untape them
2. the tag bag its a little bag that velcos the tags inside. Cute but cost money.
I dont leave a collar on any of my dogs because if they do wear it all the time it does ruin their ruffs. But also mine are all chipped.
there are two things to fix the tags from graying the coat and making that horrible jinglely sound.
1. duck tape the tags together prob solved! Tags still there and if anyone needs the info they can untape them
2. the tag bag its a little bag that velcos the tags inside. Cute but cost money.
I dont leave a collar on any of my dogs because if they do wear it all the time it does ruin their ruffs. But also mine are all chipped.

I have fabric labels on my dogs collars with my contact details and their registration numbers. It stops the jangling tags. Plus I have so many collars for them that it saves on buying engraved id tags for every collar. I just brought a fabric pen and tape from the supermarket - cheap but it works.