trini
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I think one of the most important requirements for being a good vet is a HUGE sense of humor...not because of the animals but because of the humans you have to deal with. Love your stories.
Trini
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The Quahog
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Well, yes. Particularly these days, when everyone is rather crazed. A little gentle humor is a good way to get let a client know to relax, they are among friends.
For example, at my age I often gett he question during office calls, "So Doc, when are you gonna retire?" My traditional pre-pandemic answer has always been "I 'll retire when they pry my cold dead hands off my exam table." Now on some days I respond 'Well, I dunno. What time is it now?"
For example, at my age I often gett he question during office calls, "So Doc, when are you gonna retire?" My traditional pre-pandemic answer has always been "I 'll retire when they pry my cold dead hands off my exam table." Now on some days I respond 'Well, I dunno. What time is it now?"
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Happy to read you. Wow your busy with everything. Tell these people who ask about
your retirement there is no expiration date. You were great putting up with the dog and
fantastic answering the age of the cat.
My mini aussie shows the vet his temperament is great. The vet comes in first and
tests him because the other aussies that come in are very nasty. The girls laugh
at my Buck for all the kisses he gives and wraps his paws around their neck giving
hugs. He loves kids, adults, dogs and is very socialized.
your retirement there is no expiration date. You were great putting up with the dog and
fantastic answering the age of the cat.
My mini aussie shows the vet his temperament is great. The vet comes in first and
tests him because the other aussies that come in are very nasty. The girls laugh
at my Buck for all the kisses he gives and wraps his paws around their neck giving
hugs. He loves kids, adults, dogs and is very socialized.