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Phone: (781) 862-5060

Address: 8 Camellia Pl, Lexington, MA 02420

Website: http://www.petbehaviorproblems.com/obedie/jobs.htm

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Preventive Care

Vaccination
Veterinary Ophthalmology
If you're interested in a purebred, do a lot of homework. Careless breeding has led to a slew of inherited troubles in many breeds, like eye disease and hip dysplasia. Books are a good starting point (see below). Talk to experts: veterinarians, breeders, and handlers and judges at dog shows. The recommendations below may help you match your needs to some of the more popular breeds.
Behavioral Counseling
Terms of Use: PetBehaviorProblems.com is a service of Pet Behavior Consultations & Partners for Life Dog Training. PetBehaviorProblems.com provides suggested treatment plans for animal behavior problems; it does not provide veterinary medical advice. For such advice your should consult your local veterinarian. Use of this site does not create any veterinarian-client relationship between you and either PetBehaviorProblems.com or Pet Behavior Consultations & Partners for Life Dog Training. By using this site you agree that you accept full responsibility for your use of this site and that under no circumstances shall either PetBehaviorProblems.com or Pet Behavior Consultations & Partners for Life Dog Training. have any liability for any damages that may result from your use of this site. This site and the information it contains are the property of PetBehaviorProblems.com and are protected from copying by U.S. copyright law, trademark law, international conventions, and other intellectual property laws. Neither PetBehaviorProblems.com nor Pet Behavior Consultations & Partners for Life Dog Training, is under any obligation to provide any suggested treatment plan or to admit any user to membership until such user's completed questionnaire has been accepted at our office in Lexington, Massachusetts. Any dispute arising out of any use of this site will be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and any proceeding related to any such dispute shall be brought in the courts of such Commonwealth.

Illness Treatment

Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
If you suspect someone in your household might have pet allergies, it's vital that you find out before you adopt anything. Your doctor can perform the appropriate tests. But animal breeds vary in their potential to trigger allergies, and doctors can't test sensitivity to individual breeds. So I tell people who know they have allergies to aim for one of the less allergenic: Rex cats, Sphynx cats, Poodles, Bichon Frises, Shih Tsus, Lhasa Apsos, and some terriers. Visit an animal of that breed for at least a couple of hours, and see if it gives you problems. Don't adopt until you're certain.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment

Spaying and Neutering

General Pet Care

Grooming
Dog Training
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