Doggy Dentures

Re: Doggy Dentures

Katie Mansfield — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 07:34:38 GMT

Did the client take it seriously though...? Bored, I emailed Sky and asked them where I could buy a folding telly like the one on their ad, and O2 to ask where we could get a phone that printed cinema tickets. Amazingly, both companies direceted us to Comet....... The long winter evenings simply fly by in our house

K x

Re: Doggy Dentures

nin86 — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 17:20:49 GMT

LOL thats really funny! I had wondered if there was anyone anywhere that too the advert seriously...clearly there are! Bless him.

I once had an old man bring his dog in for a nurse cons for tick removal. On closer inspection on said tick, i said to the man 'oh thats not a tick sir, its his nipple!' The old man then replied...'a nipple? But hes a boy dog! Why does he have nipples?' and my smart reply....'Well you're a man and youv'e got nipples!'

He looked a little suprised, but then i saw reality dawn on him and he seemed happy enough!

Gotta love clients sometimes!

Re: Doggy Dentures

Jacquelyn Smith — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 13:28:56 GMT

ditto on the thanks for the laugh.

reminds me of when i was doing work experience as a teenager, a woman brought her two spaniel bitches in and asked why one had bigger 'boobies' than the other, took the vet 10 minutes to explain that just like humans, dogs have different breast sizes.

though i dont laugh quite so much at this as should clients find us laughing at their innocent mistakes they may stop bringing in their pets through fear they may be over reacting to something completely ordinary when infact it may be something that requires the professionals attention.

the doggie dentures is still gigglerific though.

Re: Doggy Dentures

Rachael_24 — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 13:04:55 GMT

Thanks for that - really cheered me up! I needed a good giggle