I very much love animals, I love, when they cheerful, playful, full of forces and energy. Therefore I decided to become veterinarian. Than this profession attracted me? I will try to explain. First, work of the veterinarian very interesting, various and fascinating. In my opinion, it will never be able to bother or bore. The veterinarian is very important profession, after all life of the living being depends on him. It is very healthy to help our little favourites, to save their lives as they quite often do. The idea to become the veterinarian came to me since the childhood, approximately since seven years. Once at me the dog got sick, he was called by Huskies, he became very sluggish, sluggish, almost ate nothing, we caused on houses of the veterinarian. I looked how attentively examined my dog, with what love the veterinarian fulfilled the duty. Then, when the veterinarian left, I looked after a dog, implementing recommendations of the doctor, and soon Huskies recovered. Then I understood whom I want to become in the future. I understand that it is a profession - hard work and a lot of knowledge, patience and an individual approach to each patient is necessary. After all they have at all the character and habits. But I know that I will be able to overcome all these difficulties. I consider that this profession is very important and actual in our modern world. After all many people who have houses dumb animals – cats, dogs, birdies, hamsters and many others, don't know how to help animals if suddenly they get sick. Really, animals, not as people, after all they can't tell and show what exactly hurts them and who will come to the rescue to them who will give necessary drugs, surveys and will give injections is, of course – the veterinarian. For him the healthy, cheerful animal who will bring joy to all around will be the best award. I want to make our world a little better and with it we will be helped by our pets. I will seek to receive this profession, after all already now I study books by diseases of animals. And at me in plans for the future to open the veterinary clinic.
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