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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  I think it's about one of the safest procedures there is, and millions of dogs have been returned to their owners because of it. The best time is during spaying a neutering when they are out anyway. It's probably more important if you live in a big city rather than a small town, but if you plan to travel with your dog, it will give you a little extra piece of mind. If you decide to do it, don't put the chip number on a tag she is wearing, if she's stolen, you don't want the thieves to even know that she has a chip. Many dogs are returned because someone takes them to the vet, and he discovers the chip. |
that is exactly why i wanted to do this. my mom is anti chipping because she believes it will lead to people wanting to chip their children and she think that is terribly wrong.
i don't think i would ever consider doing that to my child, but a dog is different and i would want her back if she's stolen and i know when they screw up and take her to the vet or something there's a better chance of her coming back to me
