STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Bumper stickers showcasing your taste in music, religion, and political affiliation are harmless, but others could be revealing too much personal information. Authorities in ...

Jason Stankoski says the stickers can help handlers and their dogs. (Supplied: Guide Dogs Queensland) Jason Stankoski from Guide Dogs Queensland said the sticker would give handlers piece of mind.

The bumper stickers we see today were an innovation of Forest P. Gill in 1934, and in 1935, R. Stanton Avery created the first self-adhesive label, according to prosportstickers.com.

Several photo frames and photos line the walls at the eating area of the Dip Dog. The photos show family members and customers who have displayed Dip Dog bumper stickers all over the world. Paul Mays ...

For instance, a sticker we looked at lets everyone know that you have three kids, a cat and, oh yeah, a not-so-scary guard dog. it is also giving out specific information that a potential burglar ...