| dizpatch | 09-12-2007 06:32 AM | I am glad to see this discussion. The article was in our paper last night.
I must admit I read it and then re-read it again just to clarify.
My knee jerk reaction was great now look at what you have gone and done. I had Annie microchipped last year.
But after re-reading the article what I came to realize was this was done on mice, that the article even said are extremely sensitive. Which I did not realize, I thought mice were hardy little buggers!
Right now, today, I do not regret having her microchipped. All I have to do is remember back almost 1 year ago, when I had gotten out the car with her and this man and woman blocked my vehicle so it could not go forward and started screaming at me "That's my dog, That's my dog, YOU stole my dog!" My response was "WHAT you think this is your dog? I flew to TN to get her! This is not your dog!!!" I got back in my car, with them moving towards me, put it in reverse and left. Called my husband who said "are they following you?" Following me?!!! I checked, no they were not.
I soon found out, that an elderly couple had their yorkie ripped from their hands in one of our local stores and the woman was making a bee line for the doors when she was stopped by employees.
I think each of us has to do what is right for us. Quote:
Originally Posted by MyFairLacy
(Post 1362379)
I came to the conclusion a long time ago that EVERYTHING has the potential to cause cancer... But if I took all those things out of my life, I couldn't go anywhere, do anything, eat anything, drink anything | I agree, do you remember several years ago when an article came out that said Peanut Butter caused cancer? :eek: |