Not a good first impression for me, but try them for yourself.

The first time I took my pet to the Watertown Animal Hospital, - Dr. Snell was the doctor that examined my Beagle, Molly. She was there because she had a vomitting spell. He was a bit abrupt, and was actually afraid of my dog before he was even close enough to touch her. He wanted to muzzle her without even greeting her and seeing what her impression of him might be. She was just sitting on the exam table next to me. She did not mind anything that the technician did prior to his coming in. Don't get me wrong, if any of my dogs need to be muzzled when they don't like what's being done with them, that's okay. I realize that is why muzzles were invented. Animals are good at sensing what a person is like.

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