> We've owned at least 20 dogs, plus a few cats in the years since microchips have become common; not a single problem at all over their entire life spans. We also know many dozens of others who are in similar boat. While we can't attribute any problems to microchips, we can attribute the recovery of some of these dogs who would likely have never been returned to their owners had they not been identifiable with microchips.
My wife and I have been breeding and raising Borzoi since 1976. I have over 300 dogs in my database -- dogs of our breeding, dogs we've bought, and others. A number have died of cancer. In recent years we've been chipping most or all of them. None had fibrosarcomas at the site of an injection or a chip.
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Jim Saklad mailto:jimdoc@me.com
