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Originally Posted by PrestigeousYT  My biggest problem with this is the owner didn't want to do it but was forced to do it because she didn't have the right to make this choice herself. And her best friend was killed due to her having to do this proceedure against her own will.
I don't like microchips myself, I was the one who held my sons GSD while she was implanted and she looked me in the eye as it was implanted and her eyes went blood shot! I will never forget the look of pain in her eyes as she is looking at me. 
She is a big girl I can't imagine how the little dogs feel while they are being implanted and its totally not natural. I myself do not want microchipped.
Next thing you know they will mandate that we are microchipped.
Key thing here to me is having the right to have a choice of wether you want it done or not to your pet. |
Deana, I completely agree with you. It is so sad what happened to that poor little dog. Here is another sad story about a dog that got an implant:
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Also the FDA apparently has approved microchips for humans but after doctors found out the microchips were causing cancer in lab animals they decided again pushing them for human use.
Chip Implants Linked to Animal Tumors - washingtonpost.com
I know many people feel comfortable with microchipping their pets and that is their right but I would never do that to any of my babies.