On my last trip to the vet mom told them to give me one. Why? I don't want a tiny potato chip. Give me a big one. Or maybe a whole potato. I like veggies. Those little baby carrots are good. I even like bananas. Surely the vet would have large chips. Or maybe even veggies.
Then one evening while watching the news I saw this story about Nika. A Toy Fox Terrier from New York who was lost for over two years. She was found in Florida and reunited with her owner guy. All because of a microchip. Wow. How did she go so long without eating it? What willpower. Click on the news clip to check it out.
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| How did she end up over 1,000 miles away from home? |
It turns out a microchip is not a snack at all. It's an electronic device with information on it.
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| Click this picture if you want to see more information. |
My mom has my chip registered with HomeAgain.
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| I think that dog's name is Snoopy. He doesn' have a blog. |
Today's take away:
A microchip for pets isn't a tiny potato chip. They call it a microchip because its easier than saying "I want a monolithic integrated circuit made of semiconductor material with RFID technology".
You wouldn't ever want to leave home right Cooper?
ReplyDeleteNope! But I could get lost. I thought about coming to visit you but mom didn't get me a GPS yet. -- Coop
DeleteLOL there are a lot of dogs in Lebanon that would love to meet you
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