[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: about those microchips...

  • From: Pinehillgsds@xxxxxxx
  • To: pmick12@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 14:31:19 EDT

 
 
In a message dated 10/12/2006 11:55:44 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
pmick12@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
you  obviously didn't read my post...the chip in my friend's dog was an 
AVID  chip...as are the chips in all her dogs...
chips she'd purchased and which  should have been registered to her ... 
this one was  not.

I read it.  Perhaps you aren't familiar with how it all works  (Avid OR 
HomeAgain...and now the new "Friend" chip).
 
When a person has a dog chipped at the vet or a clinic they receive a  
registration slip and, following the directions, they complete the address  
section, 
(in some cases they provide additional emergency #s) so that  the dog's chip 
is registered to THEM. (There is a small fee to do this.)
 
If a person doesn't do that, forgets to change the registration or for some  
silly reason chooses not to, the chip remains registered to the original  
purchaser (in your friend's case, apparently the vet who purchased the chips in 
 
bulk). There's no "should have" as you write, unless the lady who owned her  
cavalier "should have" sent in the paperwork to the chip manufacturer to  
register the chip to her location. The vet doesn't do this, the micro-chip  
clinic 
doesn't do this; there is a separate form completed by the owner of the  dog 
with a separate small fee sent to the chip registry.  (Of course, you  would 
update this when you move, again, there would be another small fee paid to  
either registry to update). 
 
When breeders buy directly from the companies, usually in bulk, the entire  
purchase is registered to them. If breeders then sell chipped dogs, unless the  
new owner changes the registration, the dog remains registered (in the chip  
company's data base) to the breeder, the original purchaser of the chips.
 
Simple really.... And anyone who has been through the chipping process,  
either Avid or HomeAgain probably drew the same conclusion I did when reading  
about the lady that lost then found her Cavalier; that she either neglected to  
register the chip to her name and location or didn't update her information  if 
she moved.
 

Kathy
member GSDCA, DVGSDC
three  generations of Dual Titled TC'd Champions live here!

visit _Pine  Hill German Shepherd Dogs_ 
(http://www.geocities.com/pinehillgsds/)  


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