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Why are veteranians so inexperienced? I have a dog and two cats, before I moved out of my parents house, I helped raise two cats and 6 parakeets and a canary,plus I had a ribbon snake for a pet and my cousin in the same apartment building had a pet rabbit. I love animals and I feel that I understand cat behaviour the most. I have successfully introduced a strange dog into a cat & dog home for a few weeks, friend's cat into a dog and cat home, a dog into a cat only home...I'm pretty proud of how handle animals in a secure and healthy way. But recently I visited the vet and I've come up with the conclusion that most vets are ignorant about domestic animal behaviour. They seem to think every dog and cat have the same personality. She is right about one thing, my dog has an issue with barking at strangers that needs to be corrected, but at the same time, it is not aggressive like she made it out to be, and I know why he does it, if you ring my door bell or come near my car he barks, if you startle him, he barks, if you're a stranger he preffers to sniff you out first and play later, if you approach him excitedly calling him a good boy, he doesn't go for it so he barks. I had a park ranger when we went camping pet him while barking at cause he approached our vehicle, big wussy was barking but there he was being petted. He was raised with dogs and cats and children...it's not a big deal, but the vet was acting like OMG he is a fear biter, more dangerous than anything. Of course he is barking at you, you knocked on the door and then you acted scared, plus we forced his mouth shut with TWO muzzles, extra tight by your instructions (which is incorrect because it labors breathing) and then we shoved a thermometer up his butt.... not only that, you instructed me to pull him by the leash towards you...when I tried calling him first instead. You don't force an approach if he doesn't trust you. By the way, a pit/lab in no way looks like a chow cow/lab, that was strike two, and when I told you what the other vet said about his lab/pit mix possibility, you gave me a stare like, no way, I'm right you're not. This isn't the only vet that turned my red lights on. When I adopted Hope, I had never met her, she was pregnant, never vaccinated and had to see the vet the same day the ex-owners dropped her off for the sake of my other cat. The vet was a moron, he tried to force a strange adult cat by grabbing the skin on her back with one hand, and even then only kittens should be picked up by their necks, his handling and instructions only made her scared he is lucky she was a sweet gal, thus shadow also barked at him when he knocked on the door and the guy acted with fear, stared at him directly...you don't do look into the eyes of a barking dog. So out 4 different vets, 2 of them failed my expectations, so I wonder, are most vets really this ignorant? Do they study biology and think owning one dog is experience enough? It seems like everyone is sour because they think I'm blaming the vet for not telling me what I wanted to hear. To clear things up, I agree the dog needs to be corrected in his greeting towards strangers, but at the same time I think she was exaggerating, and he did stop barking. And no the cat was not grabbed by the neck but by the skin of her back, and no adult cats should not be picked up that way. And I still think the vet is a little off...have you ever seen a chow chow? My dog has an otters tail and floppy ears, black and white markings...he is mostly a lab, it seemed ridiculous to think he was a chow chow mix. when different vet suggested something that made better sense. ............ Amanda I never once said I the vet was wrong about my dog's behaviour, in fact I ageed. But I disagreed how she handled it, 15 min before he was playing with the other dogs and in a lying position around strangers. Shadow has an otters tail, black fur with white markings and floppy ears, does that sound like a chow chow to you? If so than I will take it back and the Vet is %100 on the mark. Maybe you should read before you open your mouth, because even your beloved vets with more experience can be wrong. Not everyone does their job right. I don't know, maybe it's not something you want to hear so you'll disagree? Jesus I never said he shouldn't have a muzzle, but two of them extra tight ones with wheezing sounds from the tiny panting he was making? I might just delete this question because people don't seem to like it when others criticize the work of a health worker when they don't actually read carefully or witness it themselves. If you're not happy with your vet, ask friends if they have a vet they are confident in & comfortable with. You don't have to go to the closest vet around. Our vet left the practice he was at for one a little farther away. Because he knew our dogs & they knew him & trusted him, we now go to the new clinic he's at.

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