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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 177001" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Now that you mention it, our vet is very down-to-earth. He lets a couple of dogs that he has taken in just roam the office and no one- staff or patients- seems to mind. He has that volunteer program (that difficult child isn't quite old enough for yet), and he is closer to retirement age than intern age. I can't remember what it was exafctly, but he did start telling difficult child an interesting story once when we said something about difficult child's interest in being a vet. He might be a great person to ask about an interview. difficult child would be a little more willing to jump in there and ask questions with this guy, since we've been taking our dogs to him for 7 years. They are good with kids there- if the kid expresses interest and the parent ok's it, they will let the kid help out instead of the parent or an assistant. We take the dogs in for shots and checkups in Nov.- we can ask then.</p><p></p><p>So, now that there are many things on difficult child's list of choices- I'm thinking he could do several. Well- some will take longer than others, right!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 177001, member: 3699"] Now that you mention it, our vet is very down-to-earth. He lets a couple of dogs that he has taken in just roam the office and no one- staff or patients- seems to mind. He has that volunteer program (that difficult child isn't quite old enough for yet), and he is closer to retirement age than intern age. I can't remember what it was exafctly, but he did start telling difficult child an interesting story once when we said something about difficult child's interest in being a vet. He might be a great person to ask about an interview. difficult child would be a little more willing to jump in there and ask questions with this guy, since we've been taking our dogs to him for 7 years. They are good with kids there- if the kid expresses interest and the parent ok's it, they will let the kid help out instead of the parent or an assistant. We take the dogs in for shots and checkups in Nov.- we can ask then. So, now that there are many things on difficult child's list of choices- I'm thinking he could do several. Well- some will take longer than others, right! [/QUOTE]
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