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Dr. Noah Arnold’s treatment is — quite literally — music to his patients’ ears. The guitar-playing vet of Dr. Noah’s Ark Vet clinic, calms pets before their procedures by singing to them. “I’ll often play a song for these guys, help them get relaxed and help me get relaxed,” he said. His strange tactics have attracted him many fans — and new patients. His said his client base has increased greatly in very little time. “It was something I  couldn't do working at a corporate practice, but I find sitting on the floor playing music for these animals really calms them down,” he said. Janet Arnold, the office manager and Dr. Arnold’s mother, approves of his methods. “I think it’s really refreshing for people,” she said. “I think they sense the fact that it’s genuine. That it isn’t just a show.” my source  kiwikidsnews

my source kiwi kids news   president Trump has said that he would consider giving teachers guns The news came during a meeting with state and local officials to talk about school safety following the latest school shooting in America. At the meeting he said that America should look at the possibility of giving “hidden guns to teachers with military or special training experience.” Trump is currently talking to students and teachers after the Parkland shooting. Since the shooting a vocal group of student survivors have been putting pressure on their state and national governments. They have promised that they will support gun control reforms so that their school will be the last school shooting in America.