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Breeders and pet shops will be required to implant a microchip in dogs and cats before they are sold. The aim of the new regulation is to prevent owners from easily abandoning their pets, help owners reunite with lost pets and reduce the number of stray animals put down.

Sound logic, but is it only to get people comfortable with chip implantation?

>Breeders and pet shops will be required to implant a microchip in dogs and cats before they are sold. The aim of the new regulation is to prevent owners from easily abandoning their pets, help owners reunite with lost pets and reduce the number of stray animals put down. Sound logic, but is it only to get people comfortable with chip implantation?

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They'll start microchipping elders soon if they haven't already.

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What's the difference between a conspiracy theory and a fact?

Ninety days.

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"Sound logic, but is it only to get people comfortable with chip implantation?"

Christ I read a lot of stupid stuff on-line but this one takes the cake.

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Yes, in fact it's old news. Which is what makes the "Humans Next?" in the title not just unnecessary but more than a little idiotic. It's clearly only there to stir controversy where none exists.

An article about chipping pets -- which has been a 100% accepted thing for years -- being used as evidence that humans are next is moronic. Like OP.

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What is a beast? What does goyem mean?

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Common in the US so lost dogs can be identified. Sounds good to me, doesn't mean I'm not thinking about getting my own.