Prospective veterinary students at Edinburgh Napier University may be surprised to spot three wagging tails at the interview panel – with Labradors sitting in on the hiring process.
Simba, Tia and puppy Fern have been helping to ease tension when recruiting prospective students for the University’s lucrative veterinary nursing course.
According to staff, having dogs present has also helped to gauge how comfortable the applicant is with animals and their ability to communicate with them – BBC News reports.
A family of labradors are helping to sniff out the best new vet students at Edinburgh Napier. Full story here: https://t.co/fsmwOqRAfZ pic.twitter.com/Mbz3542l3u
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