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Your dog will be microchipped into the National Microchip Registry at an affordable cost—microchip your pets with a 50% offer on the National Microchip Registry. Hurry to avail of the Lifetime QR tag at only $99.

To register a microchip for a puppy, follow these steps:

1. Microchip Insertion: Have your puppy microchipped by a veterinarian. This is usually done during a routine visit, such as vaccinations.

2. Obtain the Microchip Number: After the chip is implanted, the vet will provide you with the unique identification number associated with it.

3. Choose a Registry: Select a microchip registry to register your puppy's chip. Common options include AKC Reunite, HomeAgain, and PetLink.

4. Complete Registration: Visit the registry’s website or call their customer service. Fill out the registration form, providing your contact information and the puppy's details. Include the microchip number.

5. Keep Information Updated: If you move or change your phone number, update your contact information with the registry to ensure you can be reached if your puppy is found.

 6. Keep Records: Store the registration confirmation and any related documents in a safe place. Proper registration is crucial for successfully reuniting with your puppy if they become lost.

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Registering a dog . microchip is typically a streamlined process for locating essential information such as its ID identification, ownership, and basic health records.

NDRR Offers to Maintaining your pet’s shot records is crucial for their health and for any potential travel or boarding situations. Here’s a simple guide:

1. Create a Folder: Use a physical folder or a digital file to keep all vaccination records.

2. Record Details: Include the date of each vaccine, the type of vaccine, and the name of the veterinarian.

3. Update Regularly: Whenever your pet receives a new vaccine or booster shot, add the information to the records.

4. Store Safely: Keep physical records in a secure place and back up digital records in cloud storage or an external drive.

5. Review Annually: Check your pet’s vaccination schedule with your vet to ensure they stay up to date.

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Learn about animal registration process and its significance in society

Protect your beloved pets' safety and welfare by registering them in the international Animal ID database provided by the World Ipassa Organization. This global registry offers pet owners a secure online profile for their cats or dogs, facilitating swift identification and reunion if they go missing. It's essential for every responsible pet owner to microchip and register their furry companions, showcasing their dedication to their welfare.

Enrolling, renewing, or updating your pet's details with the World Ipassa Organization is a simple, straightforward process. By participating in this initiative, you contribute to a worldwide endeavor to enhance pet safety and mitigate the risks associated with lost or misplaced animals. Animal registration acts as undeniable proof of ownership, strengthening the bond between you and your cherished companion. Take proactive steps to secure your four-legged family members, seizing the responsibility of pet ownership with diligence and care. Join the animal ID database today and experience the peace of mind that comes with knowing you've taken crucial steps to safeguard your pet's well-being.

[wilderun]

I often hear that wolfdogs are a modern fad, but in reality, wolfdogs in the USA have a long and deep-running history. Here is a little about wolfdogs of the last 100 years.... McCleery Wolf Ranch -- A breeder who acquired wolves in 1921 during government culls, and created a line of wolves and wolfdogs, passed along for several generations, of which the last remaining descendants now reside at Wolf Haven’s McCleery Ranch facility. 

IOWOLFER -- A wolfdog organization and pedigree tracking/verification registry created in 1979 that supported responsible wolfdog ownership and breeding practices. This organization was ran by Suzanne Smith, a wolfdog and wolf breeder who worked to try and outcross the arctic lines to get away from the jaw malocclusion that was in the line. IOWOLFER held rendezvous and shows ever year where wolves and wolfdogs and their owners could mingle and evaluate animals and work together on projects. IOWOLFER spearheaded issues like correcting percentages on lines that had been misrepresented such as the Gordon K Smith line, lobbying for rabies vaccine approval for wolfdogs, fighting against anti-ownership laws, and public education. 

Fur Farms -- The Davidson Fur Farm operated in the 70-90′s that bred and sold puppies into private ownership. Later, he bred a line of 50% F1 and 75% F2 Norwegian Elkhound/wolf crosses. Many wolfdog lines descend from animals from fur farm facilities like this one. Davidson often traded animals with facilities that operated in the 60′s-90′s, such as Don Garrett, Rod Twitto and Harold Matz, other fur farms at the time that also sold to private ownership. 

Bear Country USA -- This was a drive through zoo opened in 1972 and is still in operation today, although no longer has quite the same caliber of wolf as they used to. Many lines of wolfdog today trace back to their wolves or animals from other zoos such as the Folsom Zoo. This is an ‘end line’ facility, because, as far as I am aware, no one is quite sure where they sourced their original wolves from. 

Rick Halvorson -- Rick Halvorson acquired a pair of pure arctic wolves from Aqualand via an auction, and another animal from Stanley Park Zoo, back in the 70's. These animals came from several generations of inbreeding at the zoos, tracing back to (to my understanding) a full sibling pairing of wild caught arctic wolves. People who acquired Halvorson arctics proceeded to inbreed them as well, to maintain the arctic genetics. Pure arctics started to have severe jaw and skull deformities due to the extensive inbreeding. Crossing to other wolf subspecies such as C. l. Hudsonicus was done, along with crosses to dog (including, most famously, great pyreneese crosses). The last few pure arctics from the Halvorson line ended up in sanctuary after a breeder who was trying to preserve them passed away, and are now deceased due to old age with the exception of a single 17.5yo female. 

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Below are a collection of old advertisements from the Wolf Hybrid Times and other newsletters, where established kennels could list advertisements in. While none of these breeders are active any longer and contact information was removed for privacy purposes, descendants of kennels like these are what makes up the vast majority of multi-generational wolfdogs in North America (and even overseas in Europe!) today.  Unfortunately, due to the secrecy that has arisen around lineage on wolfdogs in the last 2 decades or so and certain breeders who won’t give out pedigrees or give false information, a lot of modern wolfdog owners don’t have their animals’ pedigrees tracing back as far as it actually could go, into the 60′s in many cases. 

For further information about wolfdogs:

  https://texaswolfdogproject.org/resources/owning-a-wolfdog 

 https://runningwithwolfdogs.com/

https://www.wolfdogbehaviorist.com/

http://www.floridalupine.org/

[followthebluebell]

Hi there! About a week ago I got a two month old puppy (a pomsky, so cute! ♡) I was thinking of trying to train her to be an emotional support animal, is there any advice or resources you could point me to to help me do so?

aww that sounds super cute! <3

ok, before i really delve into this topic, i want to cover the differences between an ESA, a service dog, and a therapy animal. This is specifically about the US, even more specifically about California. Different countries may have different standards and I know different states have different laws about service animal accessibility.

So, an emotional support animal (ESA) is a pet with a job. They don't have to do anything in particular. Their job is to Simply Exist, and that's a pretty important job. They don't have access rights (ie, you can't just bring them everywhere you go unless pets are specifically allowed) but they do have housing rights. Pet-free housing has to make an exception for ESAs. Personally, I think every emotional support dog should complete basic obedience training at the very least, because that's just part of dog ownership.

There's no registry or certification for ESAs. Any online certification or registry you see is an outright SCAM. Please don't support them. All that's required is a letter from your therapist/mental health professional (which has to be kept up to date, btw) that says your mental/emotional health benefits from having an emotional support animal. And even that is only required for housing reasons. In the US, ESAs are exempt from paying pet fees with regards to housing.

you can just... call your dog an ESA.

A therapy animal is specifically trained for therapy in a public setting (ie, hospitals, hospice homes, etc). Some programs exist to train them specifically. These animals have to go through specific training to ensure they are calm and confident around strangers since their literal job is 'give comfort to this stranger'.

They typically go through a veterinarian's assessment and, again, you won't find any reputable online 'therapy dog certification' programs. Again, these are scams. Therapy dogs DO have to complete certifications through an actual program to be recognized.

Therapy dogs don't have public access rights either or reduced/waived housing fees. They are not service dogs.

There's a lot of cross-over between therapy dogs and facility dogs. Facility dogs are generally attached to specific facilities, like schools, health care facilities, or courthouses. They're typically handled by professionals, while therapy dogs are usually owner handled. Therapy dogs are generally privately owned dogs that volunteer their time with a specific organization and visit different places.

Finally, you've got service dogs. Right off the bat, I want to point out that, for the first time, I'm specifically saying 'service DOG' and not 'service ANIMAL'. This is because, in the US, the only service animals recognized are dogs and miniature horses (usually used for mobility work since they live a lot longer than dogs). No other animal can qualify as a service animal in the USA. Just those two species.

Service dogs are medical equipment. They are specifically trained to assist their disabled handler in day-to-day living. As medical equipment, they have public access rights (ie, they can go to the grocery store or school with their handler). These dogs go through extremely rigorous training to ensure they are calm, confident, and comfortable in public settings. The training tends to be pretty expensive both in time and money. It can take up to two years to fully train a service dog and they can wash out at any time. The drop-out rate for service dogs is somewhere between 50-70%.

Service dogs can perform all kinds of tasks. The most commonly known ones are probably guide dogs, but there are also hearing dogs, mobility dogs, medical alert dogs (this is where most of Truffle's tasks are), autism service dogs, and psychiatric service dogs.

Where I live, it's fully legal for an owner to self-train their service dog. Service dogs in training also have access rights in my state. Mileage may vary there, because some states don't allow that access except to certain dog training programs.

Once again, online registries and certification programs are a scam. In the US, there's no registration or certification for service dogs. Some counties may provide service dog tags, but these aren't required anywhere. Service dogs also aren't required to wear vests or anything that identifies them as service dogs.

Service dogs don't have UNLIMITED access rights--- service dogs aren't permitted in sterile rooms, for example, or areas where their presence would be an undue hardship (like a walk-in aviary in a zoo is fully in their rights to deny service dogs entry, since their presence could upset the birds). If a service dog is being disruptive or destructive, they can absolutely be required to leave.

anyway, that's a lot of words to say if you want your dog to be an ESA, I recommend finding a nice dog positive reinforcement training class and enrolling. While your dog is a puppy, just... let them be a puppy for a while and don't take their training too seriously. Get into some fun puppy socialization classes. The worst thing I ever did to my dog was make him grow up too fast.

your dog is a literal baby right now. he's gonna have a baby brain for a while. he's gonna be silly so just enjoy that while it lasts. There's no timeline for him to complete.

At the very least, I think pet dogs should be able to complete the Canine Good Citizenship (CGC), so that's a solid place to start.

The AKC (American Kennel Club) has some pretty good resources on that, since it's their test and all. And I'm a big fan of puppy culture in general, since it puts a lot of emphasis on socializing your dog with unfamiliar situations.

[doberbutts]

in regard to accommodations from employers, what do you do when a potential employer says they’ll have to check with licensing/HR/etc about u as an employee having a service dog with u during work hours? i’ve run into this same problem several times now n been unfairly denied jobs because of “licensing” 🙄 i know the logical solution is Don’t Take That Job but a bitch needs money

Really depends what they mean by it. I'd ask for clarification first, because 'licensing' can mean a couple of different things and employers aren't always up to date on how they need to phrase negotiations (which they should be but w/e). I would, regardless, consider this a yellow flag moment and depending what they mean can be enough for me to look elsewhere.

In many places in the US, all dogs including service dogs must be licensed. This is usually tied to rabies vaccination, microchip, and proof of ownership. It is legal to require this if all dogs within a state are required to be licensed. Some states will waive the license fee or steeply discount it if you have proof that it's a service dog, and they will usually give you a special tag for this that stands out from regular dog license tags. This is not required (service dog tags vs regular dog tags) but is a good idea if you live in one of these areas and will usually save you some money. If your job is looking for this tag, it's not legal for them to require specifically the service dog tag.

They may also be looking for some form of doctor's note or proof of need. This is legal to require. Most will ask for a doctor's note but in some cases other proof is accepted. The note does not need to say your diagnosis and in fact I strongly encourage you to not let your doctor put your exact diagnosis on the note. Medical privacy is very important.

Other proof that can take the place of a doctor's note is proof of training in the form of an organization's certificate (note: an org that HELPED YOU TRAIN YOUR DOG or TRAINED YOUR DOG FOR YOU, *N O T* a 'service dog registry') or in video or handwritten training logs. Service dog registries are always a scam and their certificates are not worth the paper they're printed on. Do not let your new boss pressure you into 'registering' your service dog through one of these predatory scam companies.

If none of these satisfy what they consider a 'license', then they are either not educated on what is legal to require from a service dog team or they are willfully ignorant. A friend of mine has been going rounds with a small pet store company that refuses to let him use his service dog at work due to 'potential liability'- effectively they are afraid his dog may attack someone or someone's dog without ever having even met his dog. This is NOT LEGAL however many companies are banking on you either not knowing or not having the money to get a lawyer and fight it, and unfortunately my friend is in the second category.

So, ask for clarification, and if it's something I've mentioned is a legal expectation, then do your best to provide it. Otherwise, you may want to consider alternate employment.

[creaturecompanion07]

Dog License In India

The Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation passed a proposal to regulate pet ownership in its municipal area on September 13, 2019. An expert committee has been formed to devise pet registration rules and decide the fine amount for people allowing their dog to poop in public spaces. The committee had first suggested `5000 as fees for the registration of pet dogs, which was later brought down to ₹`1000 after the civic body received several complaints by pet owners requesting a reduction in the steep amount.

The committee will first study pet registration charges and laws in different states of the country before starting with the task of formation of by-laws and other modalities for this planned move. The municipal board will also levy fines on pet owners found with unregistered pets. Moreover, the board has decided to penalise pet owners ₹500 every time their dog is found defecating in open areas. Dinesh Chandra Singh, Municipal Commissioner, said that the residents of Ghaziabad will be informed about the rules soon. dog license online india

 Creature Companion asked readers and followers to share their views on the issue of dog licensing and registration on our social media handles. Many pet parents came forward to share their thoughts on this vital topic.

Ketan Panchal, Founder K9 Academy shares, “Pet registration is a good idea. It would give your pet an identity and at the same time the pet parent will get more responsibility. As a dog father and a good civilian, you must keep your house and city clean. You must clean after your dog. I always carry potty bags when I take my dog out. I also train many dogs in Ahmedabad. I request everyone to clean after their pets. Society will accept you and your pet with love if you keep the area clean.”

Bhanu Maheshwari, pet parent to male Labrador Jojo, opines, “Having your dog registered with a kennel is one of the first things that should be done. Also, if you have a dog in a complex where other apartment owners consider you and your dog to be a nuisance, having your dog registered acts as an additional support. Moreover, no one likes to step in pet waste and spread it into homes. Even if there is no restriction, cleaning up after your pet is always the right thing to do. It’s the law!”

The funds from registration fees are used to support many noble causes across the globe such as animal shelters, investigations regarding cruelty to animals and emergency animal rescues during natural disasters. Not only this, pet licensing offers numerous benefits such as increasing vaccinations, reunion with lost pets and helps governments to maintain a registry of the pets in their area. Pet registration also helps to reduce the number of incidents pertaining to the defecation by pets in public areas and dog-bites in cities.

Creature Companion strongly supports the concept of responsible pet ownership and recommends that everyone owning a pet in India get their pets registered with their local civic bodies to ensure their safety and support the development of companion animal facilities across the nation.

PET REGISTRATION REGULATIONS INDIFFERENT INDIAN STATES

Today all major metropolitan cities of the country have some laws regarding lincensing of pets. Let’s take a look.

Delhi/NCR- According to Section 399 of the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, every dog owner should register his/her pet. The canine registration requirements include annual registration charges of `500 along with the dog’s vaccination proof, its picture and an identity proof stating its address and breed information.

Gurgaon- The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has a provision for pet registration, however it is not mandatory. Pet owners can register their dogs and cats by paying a fixed annual charge of `500 and providing requisite medical and neutering certificates.

Noida- Noida is yet to come up with any laws regarding pet registration.

Lucknow- Pet owners have to shell out yearly charges of `500, `300 and `200 for registration of big (Doberman, Labrador, German Shepherd); small (Shih Tzu, Pomeranian, Spitz) and local indie (Indian Pariah) dog breeds respectively. Failing to get your dog registered will lead to a heavy penalty of `5000.

Mumbai- Under Section 14, rule number 22(a) sub-clause 386 of Maharashtra Municipal Provincial Act, every pet owner must obtain a dog license for his/her pet canine. The pet parent needs to submit a valid address proof; a passport size picture of the dog; latest vaccination card with owner’s full name, address, contact number, and name of the vet along with the issuing clinic; and fees of `75 for new registration and `50 as renewal charges.

Bengaluru- Bruhat Bengaluru MahanagaraPalike (BBMP) had issued pet licensing by-laws in 2018, according to which pet dogs had been capped at one per apartment and three per independent house in the metropolitan city. The municipal body had further issued a list of 64 approved breeds for apartments. To get their pets registered, pet owners needed to provide BBMP with updated vaccination records of their pets along with the pet’s details like name, age, breed; and their name and contact details. The license fee was `110 for the initial year. However, the bylaws were withdrawn by the municipal authority after several complaints were received from residents regarding their unsuitability.

Guwahati- Registration of pet dogs over three months of age is mandatory under the GMC Act, failing which erring pet parents are punishable under law. The responsibility for registration falls on the NGO/society, which is allowed to collect `100 as registration fees and `10 as application fees per dog from owners. The NGO/society is then to collect the Metal Tag from GMC Veterinary branch after payment of `60 per dog and get the signed registration certificate from the GMC Veterinary Officer after submitting photograph of pet owner with dog along with duly filled in form A and B of Levy of Tax on Dogs kept within the city of Guwahati Byelaws, 1975.

Pune- Pune Municipal Corporation accepts advanced registration charges of INR 500 for a period of ten years (`50 per year). Owners need to submit three passport size photographs of the pet along with its anti-rabies certificate and owner’s address proof. However, the pet needs to be re-registered at the municipal body’s ward office each year.

Indore – According to registration procedures laid down by the Indore Municipal Corporation, pet owners just need to visit the nearest government veterinary clinic along with their pet and its latest vaccination records and submit a nominal annual amount of `100 to procure a pet license.

Chennai– The health department of Greater Chennai Corporation issues the mandatory dog license to pet parents after collecting a registration fee of `50. The registration comes along with free immunisation for canines at corporation-run pet clinics across the city. Pet parents need to supply the pet’s details including name, colour, breed and age with their full name and contact details. GCC is also planning to take the registration procedure online and considering to revise the annual license charges.

Chandigarh– The Chandigarh Municipal Corporation (CMC) has issued Chandigarh Registration of Pet Dog Bylaws, 2010 under which it is mandatory for pet owners to register their pets exceeding the age of four months with the civic body. Not more than 2 dogs per family are allowed. Blind persons are exempted from the licensing amount and the registration will remain valid till the pet is alive.

The registration procedure involves submission of a duly filled-in application form, an undertaking by the dog owner agreeing to adhere to the bylaws, a nominal registration charge of `200 per dog, a vaccination certificate from a registered veterinary practitioner, and two passport size photographs of the pet. After the licensing procedure is complete, a metal badge is issued which the dog has to wear on its collar for verification. Defaulters are penalised with a fine of `500 per dog and/or face impounding of their dogs by the civic authority. The municipal body had proposed amendments to the bylaws in 2018 which included increasing the registration amount to `1000 for pedigree dogs, number of dogs owned per family to 4 (if 2 of them are adopted strays) and subsidised registration fee of `1 for adopted street dogs.

PET LICENSE LAWS ACROSS THE GLOBE

Toronto, Canada- Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 349 makes it mandatory for pet parents to get individual licenses for all dogs and cats owned by them. The pets can be registered online, in person, by phone or mail by filling a simple Pet Registration Application along with the owner’s credit card and the name and contact details of the pets’ vet. ID tags are included as part of the annual license fees, which is $60 for dogs and $50 for cats.

The registration fee is significantly reduced if the animal has been spayed or neutered, and in case the owner is a senior citizen. The pet parent needs to submit proof of the pet’s sterilisation and/or their age to avail these discounts. The registration amount is utilised by the Toronto Animal Services towards shelter and care for homeless animals. Getting a pet license also makes sure that the dog or cat is safely returned to the owner in case of it getting lost by identification through license tags and microchips.

Germany- Most European countries abolished the practice of Dog Tax in the 20th Century, however, the German authorities stubbornly refuse to scrape off this law. Pet parents in Germany are, therefore, required to pay the mandatory Dog Tax (Hundesteuer) according to the number of canines they own. Service dogs are exempt from the Hundesteuer and so are rescue dogs in their first year of adoption.

The registration amount for the first dog in Berlin is 120 EUR per year while registration of each additional dog in the same family costs 180 EUR annually. Re-registration is required every time the owner moves to a new residence. Each state has its own pet registration requirements and fees. Pet owners also need to pick up after their dog and follow the local leash laws.

There is no taxation for cat ownership in the country. However, both dogs and cats need to be licensed. The dog tax and registration fees are utilised towards creation of dog-related services such as dog waste bins. In addition, many states have a mandatory procedure for personal liability insurance which covers all kinds of unexpected damages caused by pet dog(s).

New Zealand- The country has formulated regulations for canine licensing and registration under the Dog Control Act 1996. All dogs over 3 months of age need to be registered with their city or district council. The licensed dogs are required to wear a tag indicating the council, registration number and registration expiry date. Registration charges vary according to council, neuter status, urban/rural accommodation, dangerous/menacing nature and other factors. Registration fees are lower for working dogs while disabled canines are exempted from these costs.

[justlawsolicitors]

Animal welfare and the law in Andalusia

As Danish consul, practising lawyer, and having adopted two rescue dogs, animal welfare is something close to my heart. Andalusia is considering a law to stop animals being abandoned and having to be put down.

There are general laws covering the whole country regulating the animal wellbeing including the different aspects such as the welfare of wild, farm, zoo, and circus animals. Endangered species have special protection e.g., the Lynx.

Now the Regional Government of Andalusia is going to make an step forward and have said that this wish to promote the protection, well-being, and responsible ownership of animals in its territory. The law will regulate movement, access to public spaces and transport and recreation areas. In this sense, it is possible for municipalities that have a beach in their municipal area to make spaces suitable for dog access, also including access to establishments and public transport. For e.g. Fuengirola has been declared as a dog friendly municipality.

Also the treatment of pets in situations of gender violence and pets of homeless people, establishing that Andalusian public administrations facilitate that people who enter emergency centres, shelters or sheltered flats They can do it with their pets, provided they are duly identified and registered in the corresponding registry.

In addition the regime of abandoned and lost animals is regulated, with new features such as the regulation of urban feline colonies, also creating a specific section of feline colonies in the Central Registry of Companion Animals.

Likewise, this draft law proposes concrete measures that allow progress in reducing cases of abuse and neglect through education and awareness programs and sterilisation campaigns, while providing a solid and updated sanctioning regime that acts as a deterrent. The main points are that the animal that is to be adopted must be sterilised before it comes into season for the first time, unless a vet says otherwise. Private breeding or sale is to be made illegal and animals must be registered before they can be re-homed.

If you are considering getting a dog here in Andalusia I would recommend visiting one of the many shelters. In order to adopt my podenco and galgo, I had to enter into a contract to have them sterilised. As I said this this is just a proposal and if this does become law, I will let you know.

Marisa Moreno Senior Lawyer at Just Law Solicitors and Consul for Denmark.

Est. 1992

[neurosciencenews]

Owning a dog is influenced by our genetic make-up A team of Swedish and British scientists have studied the heritability of dog ownership using information from 35,035 twin pairs from the Swedish Twin Registry. The new study suggests that genetic variation explains more than half of the variation in dog ownership, implying that the choice of getting a dog is heavily influenced by an individual’s genetic make-up.

[springloadeddog]

If it doesn't say so on the door I assume it isn't pet friendly! It's not hard to keep and eye out when you are running errands and just put a quick memo in your phone when you see a pet friendly business. Always call management to double check any specific requirements they may have or store policies about your pet damaging goods, it's also great to ask them when busy times are so you don't waste a trip or put your pet in a bad situation. Neither of my pet dogs enjoy running errands but I could throw together a full pet friendly day in about 30 minutes from just being observant.

Something I just don't understand is, I live in a very dog friendly area which has a decent amount of pet friendly businesses for you to choose from but most of them I've never seen a pet in, though I can see 5 pets in one trip to a sd only business. Like they were given options for pet friendly dining, shopping and outdoor activities but that doesn't make them feel special enough, or they love their dog enough to take it everywhere with them but not spend an hour planning a pet friendly day.

I wholeheartedly agree!

Chelsea

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Microchip at best price | Pet Microchip Price Online | Cost of Pet Microchipping

A microchip for a dog is a tiny electronic chip about the size of a grain of rice, implanted under the dog’s skin, typically between the shoulder blades. It contains a unique ID number that is linked to your contact information in a database. If your dog is lost and found, a vet or animal shelter can scan the microchip to retrieve the ID number and contact you.

 The microchipping process is quick and relatively painless, often done during a routine vet visit. It's a one-time procedure with no ongoing maintenance required, but you should remember to keep your contact details updated with the microchip registry.

Your dog will be microchipped into the National Microchip Registry at an affordable cost—microchip your pets with a 50% offer on the National Microchip Registry. Hurry to avail of the Lifetime QR tag at only $99.

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[deadinsidedressage]

(1/2) This may just be me having and Unpopular Opinion and I understand if it wasn’t your choice, but honestly why the hell do people still brand animals- specifically horses. Like I understand cattle and stuff that’s raised for product because usually you own like hundreds of those guys and they need identification but with horses you rarely own more than two at a time and they’re also being kept fenced in at a barn. And I see people running around scared that their horse will get (cont)

(2/2) lost or stolen if they’re not branded but I mean look at dogs- we use microchips, we don’t brand them. (I know people use dogs for the anti-bit thing- the reason dogs don’t need bits it’s because they’re mouth doesn’t have space for i sothat argument is completely invalid). Also now that I’m thinking about it- why don’t we brand chickens? Like not to sound Vegan(tm) but I’m genuinely curious as to why this utter cruelty is still accepted today(I'm posting from mobile and praying the formatting isn't fucked up the ass.)To start, I chose to have Mizinova branded. There is literally no reason not to have her branded and therefore visually associated with the Westfalen registry by any old Tom, Dick, or Harry. She's a very nice horse who represents her breed and type well. Were I someone registering into a breed that wasn't capable of branding (Oldenburg GOV can't brand in the USA because of copyright infringement) or into a poorly respected registry (*cough* American Warmblood *cough*) that I felt clear association with would devalue the horse--- well then I would not brand my horse. 🤷🏻‍♀️Branding is admittedly old-fashioned and genuinely about fashion (like how Gucci has it's logo on everything). However, while old school it's not barbaric. The most "traumatizing" aspect of a horse being branded is the smell. That's what horses react to when they react to branding, which is why there's a delay in the response. Were it a pain thing they'd immediately be very unhappy about the branding iron and not finally realizing something happened enough time after for the person who did the branding to be onto the next thing. Sure if you branded a human it'd hurt like a bitch, but we also have very different skin. As we know from how much pressure we have to apply when adding leg or patting a horse, significant amount to not be registered as a fly, horses just have tougher skin. Just walk out into a large enough size pasture with enough horses all together and you'll find bites and scrapes that were more painful than a brand is.Brands also have nothing to do with Identification for the sake of proof of ownership; if that were a thing then Mitzy and Charon wouldn't have identical brands when I own Mitzy but Katie owns Charon.Mitzy was also microchipped as that's becoming a new normal within the registries. Just like a cat or a dog you can swipe her and see who she is and who is supposed to be legally in charge of her. Of course the downside of microchipping is that it DOES hurt quite a bit! That was the most painful thing Mitzy endured at her inspection and she made it KNOWN.Chickens aren't branded because they're not a viable candidate for it--- no visible skin that would hold a brand and the skin they have is much more delicate than HUMAN skin (so it's a bigger ouch for Chickens than humans). Same with dogs and cats; it's not something that's doable based on the thickness of their skin and actually would be considered cruel to do. Also to my knowledge pigs aren't branded because it would be painful but are tattooed if tagging isn't being used for identification.I'll end this with one of my classic Bad Analogies™️--- branding a horse is sort if like getting your ears pierced.

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Animal Health Market Revenue Share, Growth Factors, Trends, Analysis & Forecast Till 2027

The animal health market is expected to register a CAGR of 7.64% during the forecast period 2021-2027, to reach USD 61,297.76 million by 2027. MRFR recognizes the following companies as the key players in the global animal health market— Merck & Co., Inc. (US), Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH (Germany), Chanelle Pharma (Ireland), Ceva (France), Nutreco N.V. (Netherlands), Vetoquinol SA (France), Virbac Group (France), Zoetis Inc. (US), Heska Corporation (US), and Elanco (US) among others.

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Market Highlights

The global animal health market is expected to reach a market value of USD 61,297.76 million by 2027.

Animal health play an important role for economy and safety of the country’s food supply. It is primarily concerned with the wellness of pets and farm animals. The growth of the global animal health market is expected to be driven by factors like growing rates of pet ownership and rising zoonotic and chronic diseases among animals. Moreover, the high spending on animal veterinary hospitals and clinics is expected to fuel the global animal health market growth. However, stringent regulatory guidelines pertaining to vaccines for animals and shortage of veterinarians acts as a restraining factor for market growth.

Segment Analysis

The global animal health market is segmented into animal type, product, route of administration, distribution channel, and region. The animal type segment is further segmented into farm animal, companion animal. The product type segment is divided into pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and feed additives. The route of administration segment is categorized into oral, parenteral, topical and others. The distribution channel segment is segmented into veterinary hospitals & clinics, retail, e-commerce, and others.

Regional Analysis

The global animal health market based on region has been divided into Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Middle East & Africa.

Americas dominated the global animal health market owing to the rising prevalence of animal diseases and rise in companion animal ownership in the region. Moreover, increased medicalization for animals will also boost market expansion. For instance, according to the American Pet Products Manufacturing Association (APPA), almost 80% of all dog owners have their dogs treated with medications. As a result of the increased expenditure on pet treatment, the demand for animal health products will rise. The increasing population of pets and livestock with a high number of veterinary practices is expected to support the market growth. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) reported around 118,624 veterinary practices were operating in 2020.

Europe accounted for a sizable portion of the global animal health market. This is attributed to the rising prevalence of transmissible animal diseases, increasing demand for animal-based products for dietary use, and the presence of developed animal healthcare infrastructure. Furthermore, high incidence of cancer boosts the growth of the market. In Italy, according to the Animal Tumor Registry of Genoa, the incidence rate of malignant cancers is estimated at 185.7/100,000 cases found in dogs.

Asia Pacific is anticipated to be the fastest-growing regional market for global animal health owing to increased pet adoptions, growth in companion animals, and growing awareness about animal health. Moreover, new product approvals and high R&D spending by numerous key market players in the Asia-Pacific region, coupled with increasing efforts for commercialization of veterinary pharmaceuticals and inoculations at reasonable prices, would also support the lucrative market growth over the forecast period. In May 2021, Boehringer Ingelheim received approval from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of China for GastroGard to be imported into the Chinese market to treat and prevent equine gastric ulcers. Furthermore, In May 2018, Boehringer Ingelheim integrated its new Asian Veterinary Research & Development Centre to enhance China's animal health industry, which is likely to support the market growth in the near future.

Middle East & Africa animal health market is segmented into major regions, namely, the Middle East and Africa. The market growth is driven due to the developed gulf countries. Furthermore, R&D efforts into developing effective products in the region are also helping the market grow. As per the World Health Organization (WHO) statistics, almost 21,476 human deaths occur each year by rabies virus in Africa. Furthermore, the adoption of regulatory guidelines is aimed to raise awareness among livestock and companion animal owners about the importance of providing better facilities and care for their animals.

Key Findings of the Study

The global     animal health market is expected to reach USD 61,297.76 million by 2027 at     a CAGR of 7.64% during the forecast period.

Based on     animal type, the farm animal accounted for the largest market share of     58.0% in 2020.

On the     basis of product type, pharmaceuticals dominated the market with a share     of 62.3% in 2020.

By route     of administration, oral segment held a market share of 47.7% in 2020.

Based on     distribution channel, veterinary hospitals & clinics segment dominated     the market with a share of 55.0% in 2020.

The     Americas held the largest share of the global market in the year 2020,     which is majorly attributed to the rising prevalence of animal diseases     and rise in companion animal ownership in the region.

Some of     the key players operating in animal healthcare market are Merck & Co.,     Inc. (US), Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH (Germany), Chanelle     Pharma (Ireland), Ceva (France), Nutreco N.V. (Netherlands), Vetoquinol SA     (France), Virbac Group (France), Zoetis Inc. (US), Heska Corporation (US),     and Elanco (US) among others.

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The Basics of Dog Ownership

An easy-to-read guide for first-time or long-time dog owners

If you are looking to adopt a dog, then chances are you’re a thoughtful, caring person who understands that welcoming a furry friend into your relatively less furry family comes with a lot of responsibility.

It’s easy to be caught off guard by all that goes into dog ownership. It’s also easy to be scared away from what could be a fulfilling and meaningful experience because you worry that you’re not up to the job.

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Fortunately, now there’s a place where you can go to read everything you need to know about what goes into dog ownership so you can be confident that your beautiful friendship gets off on the right step.

“The Basics of Dog Ownership,” the essential first-time dog owner guide, from Michelson Found Animals is 24 lively, easy-to-read pages containing all the essential information about caring for your canine compadre. This dog care guide will tell you how to take care of a dog with the exercise they need (and, in the process, the exercise you need). You’ll learn how to groom your dog, be it Pitbull or Pekinese, including how to give your dog a bath and how often. Plus, you'll learn what to feed your dog and how often.

There is an important section on how to team up with a good vet to keep your dog healthy and happy (after they leave the vet’s office, that is).

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There is a lot of great information in this first-time dog owner’s guide on how to protect your dog from getting lost or stolen including the free microchip registry, licensing, and identification. There’s also a section on “Dealing with Behavioral Issues,” which may save you a fortune on a doggie psychiatrist. And the book closes with a section titled, “Your New Dog and You” because that is what it’s all about, the beginning of a new relationship.

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Savannah Cat About - Creature Companion

The Savannah cat is a hybrid cross between an African servant and a domestic cat. The savannah is named after the serval's habitat and its beauty echoes the lush green splendor of those golden plains of Africa. Like its wild ancestor, the Savannah is a tall, slender cat with long legs, large ears, and a long neck. Their coat shows the distinctive pattern of spots, often on a golden or brown background, with some bars. The savannah is a smaller version of the African serval weighing about half that or less. It is a sociable, affectionate breed that gets along well with other pets and older children.

History of the Savannah Cat

The first known calf was by Judy (or Judy) Frank, a Bengal breeder based in Pennsylvania, in the early 1980s. In the early 1990s, Patrick Kelly, founder of Savannahcat.com, enlisted Joyce Srouff to help develop the breed with Kelly using the offspring from that first hybrid cross. His efforts were successful, as were his efforts to persuade the International Cat Association to accept the new breed.

Although the Savannah cat is a relatively new breed, it has spread like wildfire. There are already dozens of Savannah breeders in North America and Europe, with over 60 breeders worldwide.

Registries that accept Savannah cats include The International Cat Association and The International Progressive Cat Breeders Alliance.

Savannah cat genetics and nomenclature reveal how many generations a servant cat has. A male is usually not fertile until the sixth generation is separated from the servant parent. Females are usually fertile from the first generation.

An F1 Savannah cat has one servant parent and one domestic cat parent and is 50 percent serval. Subsequent generations are bred with one Savannah cat parent (F6 or more generations removed). At F4, the size and temperament of the cat are said to be more predictable. At that stage, at least one great-grandfather was a servant.

A traditional herding book runs the Savannah cat at least four generations away from the valet, but there are only Savannah cat parents for at least three generations, with domestic cats with no further outbreaks.

Because of their hybrid ancestry, Savannah cats have ownership restrictions in some states and cities. Regional laws may prohibit the ownership of exotic pets. These laws can change over time, so check your municipality or state's guidelines for what exotic pets are allowed.

Savannah Cat Care

The Savannah cat has an easy-care coat. Brush your cat weekly to keep hairballs away and clip his nails as often as needed, which can be weekly. Brush your cat's teeth frequently and make sure you get a proper veterinary cleaning.

The Savannah cat is said to be an excellent companion; He is friendly with other pets, highly intelligent and is always ready to give friendly blows to his owners on the head. They love lots of interaction with their humans and may follow you around the house. They want to be a part of all your activities, but often they only want affection when they are ready, and they will join you on the couch when they want a warm lap, not before.

Their long legs and athletic grace will often find them in high places (more convenient to hit the head), so provide a cat tree or other safe climbing opportunity. With their long legs, they are remarkably high jumpers and some can jump as high as eight feet or more. Your counters and fences are not safe from this breed of athletic cats. Like servals, they also like to play in water.

Savannah cats are called canines because they love to be fetched and are able to be trained to walk in a harness. You can clicker train them to do tricks and they will enjoy the interactive toys. It is no surprise that these cats have gained popularity so quickly, both as members of the family and in the ring.

They generally get on well with other cats and dogs, can be well suited to a household with many pets, and are good with older children. When buying from a breeder, it is important to make sure the kittens have been socialized in a home environment so that they are not too shy or fearful of humans.

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