Dr. Pineau is always right.  Yes, I know that sounds ridiculous. But my dog's been to a lot of vets, and when he goes other places, they're wrong 2/3 of the time.  I try very hard not to go other places. 

As efficiently as the practice runs, Dr. Pineau is compassionate and has a funny side, too.  In addition, he charges less than most other vets.  That could be because he's located in the ghetto.  Don't let that scare you off, though.  The clientele is cozily middle class, with a few random very rich, struggling students, and struggling poor thrown in for good measure.  We all trek out to to Loch Raven Blvd to see the vet who doesn't have a TV in his waiting room, but makes our babies better. 

My dog didn't see Dr. Bradley more than once or twice before she retired, and I'm not sure what I think of the new, young doctor that is now Dr. Pineau's partner.  Definitely doesn't have the wisdom that age brings with it, but I'm sure she's good if Dr. Pineau hired her.  I'm sticking with Dr. Pineau, though. My dog's complicated.

Btw, Dr. Pineau is known to specialize in Great Danes, but he's also very good with Jack Russells, and I imagine a wide variety of breeds.  They take cats and birds, as well. 

The one bad thing I'll say about Aardmore is that I'm not a huge fan of their boarding service.  The dogs get two 1 minute walks a day, and are left without human companionship for long stretches of time.  Though that might be suitable for some dogs, I don't like doing that to my dog for more than 1 night.