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Note from the Dog Vet

Learn why veterinarians are better equipped than ever to help with dog behavior issues.

Leslie Sinclair, DVM

Leslie Sinclair, DVMWhen I attended veterinary school little more than a decade ago, animal behavior was not yet considered a formal part of the practice of veterinary medicine. What a difference a decade makes. There is now a board of certification for those veterinarians who wish to specialize in diagnosing and treating pet behavior problems, and veterinarians recognize that caring for a dogs behavioral health is just as important as caring for his physical health. If your dog has a behavior problem that threatens to end your relationship with him, ask your veterinarian for help.


                         
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