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    Quint Valley Gun Dogs

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Private dog training

    Pet boarding

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    Living Springs is great. They take fantastic care of my horses and Dr. Gochanour has always been…read moreexceedingly patient, even when my horses were still half-wild and challenging to vaccinate or otherwise doctor. I will never forget her taking 20 minutes training to help get our particularly skittish Mustang mare vaccinated a few months after she was adopted. They've been great with my cats & my roommates dog as well. I have had several vets see them for their check-ins and everyone is fantastic. The prices are about average for the area, though their farm trip rate are cheaper than some of the neighboring vets travel rates. I also have to give a quick shout out to Joe & Mary - they are fantastic and always so friendly & helpful.

    -- Unprofessional phone etiquette and judgment I am deeply…read moredisappointed with the interaction I had when calling to schedule and discuss an appointment for my pets. Whoever answered the phone was extremely rude and lacked basic phone etiquette. Before even taking the time to understand what my pet was going through, the staff member spoke to me in a tone that felt completely judgmental. They began pressing me with questions that easily should have been addressed during the actual appointment, making a stressful situation feel hostile instead of supportive. As a pet owner, you expect empathy and professionalism when reaching out for care. The interaction left me feeling so uncomfortable and unwelcome that I didn't even feel safe or comfortable calling back to cancel--I simply could not bring my pet here. First impressions matter, and the way your front desk handles callers sets the tone for the entire practice. I hope management addresses staff communication, as pet owners deserve compassion, not judgment.

    Quint Valley Gun Dogs - pet_training - Updated September 2026

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