SOS
Well-Known Member
It’s the lack of professionalism bothering me and the way it looks to people outside of racing. Although I agree with the it’s only a body concept I don’t agree that it should be mocked especially when it belongs to someone else.
We unfortunately deal with dead animals everyday in vet practice and we would never ever pose in such a way or disrespect a dead animal. At the end of the day it’s someone’s pet or even a stray, it was alive not long ago. It’s not in our professional nature to not respect our deceased animals. This is what worries me. I’ve unfortunately worked with some less than nice vets and some that I have wondered why they are in the industry yet cannot imagine any one of them treating a dead animal in such a way or being so unprofessional.
We unfortunately deal with dead animals everyday in vet practice and we would never ever pose in such a way or disrespect a dead animal. At the end of the day it’s someone’s pet or even a stray, it was alive not long ago. It’s not in our professional nature to not respect our deceased animals. This is what worries me. I’ve unfortunately worked with some less than nice vets and some that I have wondered why they are in the industry yet cannot imagine any one of them treating a dead animal in such a way or being so unprofessional.