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laknox
Jul 21, 2017Nomad
TxGearhead wrote:colliehauler wrote:Mel B. wrote:I had a rescue Collie from TX that had been bitten by a rattle snake before I got her. We have garden snakes around here and any time she found a snake she would kill it.DallasSteve wrote:
I don't have a problem with the death penalty in this case. Snakes wouldn't hesitate to kill me and eat me if they could.
XXX22 I have a big fear of snakes, had a dog bit in the face 10 years ago by a rattle snake. I was on a hunting trip took over three hours to get to a vet that had ANTI VENNOM. It was horrible what that dog went through (A softball size boil on her face, neck so swallon I didn't think she would make it to the vet) Two viles of anti vennom $500 each at that time. I'm 6'3" 250lbs and I would scream like a girl two.
Mel
I've heard that as well, that once bitten, a dog hates snakes and will try to kill them. I've seen a Lab kill a water moccasin. He kept circling it until he saw his opportunity. Lab bit him behind the head. I have a bayou/swamp behind the house and usually kill 3-4 moccasins a year. None yet. Both my sons dogs have been bit. No vet visits. Swelled up and got over it.
My aunt and late uncle, down in Mena AR, had a cat that would kill moccasins and bring them up to the house. Unfortunately, they weren't =always= dead, so they had to be d@mn careful in walking around the house. :-)
Lyle
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