Does the dog license require a chip? The chip is equivalent to the dog’s electronic ID card

Does a dog license require a microchip?
A dog license does not require a microchip. The owner can choose whether to inject a microchip into the dog. Microchips are not a necessary procedure for applying for a dog license. Injecting microchips into dogs is for better dog management. After the dog is injected with a chip, not only can the dog's identity be identified through the chip, but the identity of the dog owner can also be confirmed through the chip. It is equivalent to a dog’s electronic ID card and will accompany the dog throughout its life. Random articles
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