I have always found the staff at this pharmacy to be very courteous, supportive and accommodating. I have recently started voluntary employment as an Assistance Puppy Trainer and we (puppy and I) visited the pharmacy today (17/11/2014). The lady that served me was brilliant and did the correct thing by totally ignoring puppy. The pharmacist was accepting when I explained that puppy needed to be ignored as puppy is a working dog and not a petting dog. One of the biggest challenges Assistance Puppy Trainers and the Assistance Dogs face in their work day life are people don't understand or know that working dogs must NOT be interrupted in their duties. One day a person with disabilities will be relying on the dog to perform tasks in order that the person will be able to have a safe and independent life with the assistance of their canine 'support worker/assistant".