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Vets are very strange persons
How else could one explain one of the teachers having of fun describing the exact details of how to take a prostate biopsy in humans.
Prior to that there was the story on why not to muzzle dogs when giving them an enema - because one often has to use such large amounts of liquid, they start vomiting it up.
And afterwards the discussion about the medical merits of castrating men once they reach a certain age. The result of which is, that having the choice between dying of a nasty carcinoma and giving up their balls, men would apparently choose the dangling bits.
How else could one explain one of the teachers having of fun describing the exact details of how to take a prostate biopsy in humans.
Prior to that there was the story on why not to muzzle dogs when giving them an enema - because one often has to use such large amounts of liquid, they start vomiting it up.
And afterwards the discussion about the medical merits of castrating men once they reach a certain age. The result of which is, that having the choice between dying of a nasty carcinoma and giving up their balls, men would apparently choose the dangling bits.
