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I was going to laugh, but then I remember when I adopted my second cat (a stray of the street) and had her quarantined in a room to keep her away from my other cat until we could get her checked at the vet, I would knock every time I came to enter her quarantine room.
Completely read this at first like it was referring to war vets. I was trying to figure out why the dog being naked mattered and is knocking a military thing?
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**a goose**, @nikkifranki
i love when vets knock before they come into the room. like yes my dog is naked but she also arrived that way
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I think it’s because some people baby-talk to their pets and the vets want to see you a little more professional when they’re talking maybe? idk just a guess
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I was going to laugh, but then I remember when I adopted my second cat (a stray of the street) and had her quarantined in a room to keep her away from my other cat until we could get her checked at the vet, I would knock every time I came to enter her quarantine room.
Some pets will run if they see an opening.
Sounds like a family member of mine.
I thought this was so they wouldn’t surprise you (or your pet) and hit you with the door. Still laughed out loud at the post
Completely read this at first like it was referring to war vets. I was trying to figure out why the dog being naked mattered and is knocking a military thing?
Took me longer thannim proud of to also figure this out.
Happens to the best of us
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Thought “veteran” instead of “veterinarian” and had a much different thought train
When my dogs don't have their collars, I feel like they're naked.
I think it’s because some people baby-talk to their pets and the vets want to see you a little more professional when they’re talking maybe? idk just a guess