The "got ___?" line has been borrowed by dog owners since the milk campaign of the early 1990s made the phrase common property, and it works here because the Afghan Hound needs no caption to be recognised. The silhouette does the identifying: the falling ear coat, the high hip, the narrow waist and the tail that curls up into a clean ring.
It is cut as a single piece of vinyl, dog and text together. That matters at smaller sizes, where a separate line of type would be fiddly to align by hand and easy to set crooked.
Where owners put it
What You Get
- Rear screen or side glass of a car or estate
- Show trolley, crate door or grooming box
- Kennel door, tack room or utility room wall
Two die-cut stickers per pack, any width from 10–55cm / 4–21in, in a choice of 19 colours. There is no background — the vinyl is cut to the outline of the dog and the letters, so the glass or paint behind shows through the counters of the a and the o.
Transfer tape comes fitted. Clean the glass, position, squeegee firmly across the text, then peel the tape back at a shallow angle.
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Reference5-000089
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Sticker typeDie cut