Pasofever said:
Pasofever said:
microchips. Not hard at all.oldman said:Ouch! Just curious, has anyone considered getting them implanted with the little things like dogs and cats get nowadays for identification? I'm sure it would be less painful for all concerned although I also realize it wouldn't be something one could easily visibly see.
Pasofever said:
oldman said:Ouch! Just curious, has anyone considered getting them implanted with the little things like dogs and cats get nowadays for identification? I'm sure it would be less painful for all concerned although I also realize it wouldn't be something one could easily visibly see.
jazz lady said:I've seen that before but it doesn't make it any less painful looking.
Cowgirl said:Oh yeah, and I forgot to add....make sure you have good drugs...!!!!
Pasofever said:Fixed it for ya..
Don't try it. BCP did it to his wife and he got hit with a frying pan. He hit her on the left cheek, though.Pasofever said:
Pasofever said:Yep but they are invisable to the eye..a more visable identification is better..and most slaughter houses do not check for microchips but most states have a law about brands..
oldman said:I do understand what your saying but why can't the horse, etc. people push for having the animals implanted. I mean the dogs and cats implants came out of nowhere and are now the rage, why can't it be applied to all animals and make it manditory for slaughter houses to check. It just seems somewhat reasonable to me for stat purposes that it would be benificial. I am no longer a horse person but have been and am just putting forward my thoughts.