NGAP National Greyhound Adoption Program

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    1. deepthoughtdevil 74 months ago | reply

      Is it expensive?

    2. Joe Jacobs [deleted] 74 months ago | reply

      Wow, that is really cool. I wonder how much they cost to make.

    3. wflan 73 months ago | reply

      hehe, dog tags

    4. Kristin & Mike 73 months ago | reply

      not too expensive, actually. i worked at a place doing the artwork for things like this, on metal -normally a company already has a dye made with this radius cut, so it's cheaper - it's only if a new dye (tool) has to be made that it becomes more expensive. the metal itself is cheap too and it would be screen printed on. Seeing as it is only black, that's also cheap. Overall, more expensive than paper, but not excessive.

    5. sweetmetalcane 72 months ago | reply

      Dog tags are a great, interesting idea but in this case even more effective as it ties in with the nature of the product. Great to link the two together.

    6. jq_gunawan 68 months ago | reply

      nice card, how much is it?

    7. chelsea morning 59 months ago | reply

      just because it's "not too expensive" doesn't mean that it's not expensive--and although they're great looking, being someone who owns a greyhound and gives a good amount of money to GPA and other organizations I'd say this is a gross misuse of nonprofit funds!!!!

    8. xxaarlonxx 59 months ago | reply

      I disagree. I think it's excellent use of funds. Not only does it spread the name, it spreads the name in a memorable and most likely more tangible way. People will remember this piece. No two ways about it.

    9. in-camera 58 months ago | reply

      They work because people are talking about them.

    10. longopet 24 months ago | reply

      i would love to order these for my business - where can i find a company that makes dog tag business cards?

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