About Microchipping

HOPE HILL DOODLES LLC uses Avid Friendchips for our Microchipping program (http://www.AvidID.com).

HHD Microchipping Services:

– We offer FREE Avid Friendchip Microchip placement and FREE (pre-paid) Lifetime Enrollment/Registration with Avid for ALL our puppy sales! If you are interested in utilizing this service, we will microchip your puppy before you take it home. Please indicate your preference (Yes/No) on your Puppy Contract. We HIGHLY recommend that you Register your puppy with Avid before you take it home. We would be happy to assist you with this!

– For any other animal (not purchased from us), we offer Avid Friendchip placement and pre-paid registration for a nominal fee of $35.00 to cover our expenses and administration of this product (most vets charge 2-4 times that amount). This fee also covers the Lifetime Enrollment/Registration for your animal with Avid.

HHD Microchipping Certification:

Click on image, below, to view our AAHA Microchipping Certification

– We are educated and Veterinarian Certified by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) in Microchipping and Scanning of Companion Animals.

About PETtrac Enrollment:

Enrolling your pet is the most important step of the microchip process. Enroll your pet’s microchip with PETtrac™ to begin protecting your pet.

– Enroll any brand of microchip
– Lifetime enrollment with no annual fees
– 24-hour pet recovery service and hotline
– Dedicated pet recovery specialists
– Secure, private pet recovery database
– Helps fight fraud and pet theft
– Register/Enroll your puppy using the pre-paid card we provide

About Microchipping:

A microchip implant is an identifying integrated circuit placed under the skin of an animal. The chip, about the size of a large grain of rice, uses passive RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology, and is also known as a PIT tag (for Passive Integrated Transponder). For dogs the chip is placed in the pocket between the shoulder blades near the back of the neck. This process is only a minor intrusion and the microchip should not be an irritation or annoyance to the dog in any way.

Statistics without Microchipping (according to the AAHA):

– 1 in 3 dogs are lost at some point in their lifetime
– Approximately 90% of lost dogs never return home
– Only 15% of dogs taken to shelters return home
– Microchip placement is recommended at 6 weeks of age or at first available opportunity after

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