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Old 05-07-2010, 11:41 AM   #91
Nancy1999
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Originally Posted by Mardelin View Post
Yours is an usual situation. I'm not sure what type of rapore' you had with your vet. But, when I mean learn from a vet, you learn from one that you have a relationship with, know what their practice and procedures are. Speak to them first, if you don't like what you're hearing and don't agree with what they do. Search for a new vet. Keeping in mind vets learn the basics of dew claw and tail docking, but aren't versed in each breed's standard. So, you must have input to correct measurements.
Great advice, one of the reasons I really like Joey's vet was that that he told me that he learned about the particulars on a specific breed from the best breeders he could find. This told me that he understood the true experts on any breed were the breeders. Unfortunately there are breeders and there are breeders, just as there are vets and there are vets, and some more than others care more about "where" they learn the proper techniques.
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