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To: chance33_98
Huh! Always good to hear how things turn out! Thanks for the follow up!

I imagine it will be hard for him to find a clinic to work in now... Probably just as well...

I gave him the benefit of the doubt last go around, if I recall, thinking perhaps he had just gotten burned out and forgotten what his mission was. But I guess they found there was something to it.

There are too many good folk who want to be vets, we don't need him. My critters deserve patience, and so do I, for my money!
7 posted on 10/05/2002 3:25:40 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
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To: HairOfTheDog
I moved from NY to NY a few years ago.
Our Vets in NY were wonderful with my four tough guy Shar-Peis.(Staten Island-Richmond Vally-Dr. Kinnear)

Upon moving, we tried another vet. One of my babies had a bad ear infection and was in a lot of pain. She was fiesty with the new vet (typical Shar-Pei) and muzzled.

Suddenly an older female assistant came in, grabbed my dog near her ear and started pulling her skin and yelling at her! (St. George's Vet-Avenel, NJ) My daughter and I grabbed this moron, threw her up against the wall and told her we would break her face and other vital body parts if she touched the dog again.

Needless to say, we now make the trip back to Staten Island (20 min) to our original Vets. The dogs just seem to know that these guys really care and are much calmer and even happy there.
10 posted on 10/05/2002 3:40:01 PM PDT by grammymoon
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