What is Microchipping?
Microchipping is a procedure where a small electronic chip is implanted under a dog’s skin, containing a unique identification number linked to the owner's contact details.
Why Microchipping is Essential
If a dog is lost, shelters and vets can scan the microchip to reunite the pet with its owner. In most states, microchipping is a legal requirement - and will be completed by your Registered Breeder.
How Microchipping Works
A veterinarian or licensed microchipper injects the microchip, which remains in place for the dog’s lifetime. Owners must keep contact details updated in the microchip registry.
