if the breeder told you they only sell pups to people who are willing to install dog door, and the dog is an inside dog with constant access to a well fenced yard, and you tie the dog on the chain and never let it in the house, then the breeder might have some recourse getting the pup back.
A Dogs Microchip is used 99% of the time to reunite a stray or lost dog with their owner and the other 1% of the time to prove a dogβs identity for the purposes of breeding, showing and connecting to health records.
If youβre active in the show world, AND have a dog who can perform, AND you have a solid way to market them, such as a powerful website, you can sell the pups for more, a normal Facebook page Timeline doesnβt really cut it
A microchip is really just for permanent identification. It can only be read by a special scanner held very close to the dog. It is NOT a GPS device to βtrackβ your dog if it is lost or stolen.
I have seen plenty of ads for puppies boasting how they will ship all over and it is sad that these animals are treated this way without the breeder doing KYC.