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Australian Cattle Dog saves the children
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What a hero GF!
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Top dog but so many breeds would do it, previous one I read about was a Doberman. I always check for snakes before letting my dogs out. I am sure my friend's GSD would be that protective. I went to pick up her Shih Tzu the other day, and because my friend was not with us I could see the GSD didn't want me taking liberties with HIS little friend. I am sure he would defend her from a snake.
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wow, what an amazing dog, Brina would hide behind me, she's scared of snakes, as a pup she loved ropes and on one walk she went to grab what she thought was a rope and it bit her nose *L* ours aren't poisonous, just little garter snakes. but now when she see's one she gives it a wide berth.
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Must admit I've had a cattle dog that was super wary of snakes too, Melinda, but the fact that there was a Brown snake going into mouse holes under the concrete of her yard was what freaked her out. She could smell it where the concrete didn't fit snugly around the gate post and I'd wondered why she'd taken to jumping in and out of the gate very fast. Once I spotted the snake I knew why. The last thing you want here is a dog that wants to go for snakes, too many end up dead(my vet said if one of mine got bitten not to bother trying to get it to him, we are too far from any Vet clinic actually), but if you have children it is certainly great to have a protective dog.
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