CAROL,
I do know that when tattooing dogs was real popular
(most breeders are microchipping now) there was white
ink available for darker skinned dogs. And I do
believe I have seen some tattooes on my "darker"
classmates that have white in them, as well...
Terry
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Carol,
I use it on the inside of my black bunnies ears with no problem. It should
show even with hair in the ear, just like a fine point permanent ink marker
would. That's actually exactly what it looks like when it's done. And I know
that some goat breeders put the tattoo on the very u
How visible would the tattoo be on a black, furry-inside ear?
Is there a Web site you could point us to? This sounds very interesting.
Thanks for sharing!
Carol
On 1/23/2006 1:12:34 PM, blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info wrote:
> They now have electric ones that write just like a pen, that
Hi Carol,
I've been raising Rex rabbits for about 10 years now, & the old style crimp
tattooer's really are nasty.
BUT
They now have electric ones that write just like a pen, that are very
affordable! It's all that I will ever use from now on. Safe enough even for
6
weeks old b
You need to contact your state vet for the answer to this question because
I can't find where on the APHIS site it discusses tattoos for the Federal
program (each state is allowed to set its own rules and regulations). In
Colorado, we are allowed to use tattoos. I tattooed a bunch of adult ewes
Would they allow you to use permanent tattoo's, or do you have to use tags?
Karen
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Diane:
I don't tag my sheep until they need to be transported. The scrapie tags
don't need to be on sheep (it is my understanding anyway) until they are
18 months and sexually intact. Wethers don't need to be tagged at all.
If they are living there lives out on our farm, I rarely tag them. If
you
