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Re: Snake walks!
 Originally Posted by HerpKeeperVA
Are you serious? I sure hope not. Whether or not a snake is born in captivity isn't going to change much when it comes to their instincts.
are you real ? I hope not .... lmao
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Re: Snake walks!
Originally Posted by harm286
Omg! You gotta be the smartest guy in the world .... right!
Google or yahoo it brah, theres some du in new york that walks his snake everyday AND ON A LEASH ... the snake seems trained, odd but def its true
ps. the snake you have was probably not born in the wild durrrrr
Why don't you back off with the attitude and don't call me BRAH...
"Cry, Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war..."
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Re: Snake walks!
Originally Posted by Vypyrz
Why don't you back off with the attitude and don't call me BRAH...
I will because I have a life dude!
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Re: Snake walks!
Hi,
It seems like time to remind you we have an ignore feature and a PM system guys.
dr del
Derek
7 adult Royals (2.5), 1.0 COS Pastel, 1.0 Enchi, 1.1 Lesser platty Royal python, 1.1 Black pastel Royal python, 0.1 Blue eyed leucistic ( Super lesser), 0.1 Piebald Royal python, 1.0 Sinaloan milk snake 1.0 crested gecko and 1 bad case of ETS. no wife, no surprise.
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Re: Snake walks!
Originally Posted by harm286
I will because I have a life dude!
huh?
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Re: Snake walks!
Just a quick thing to add:
I was chatting with my friend who is a herp vet a couple weeks ago and he was telling my about one of his clients that would take her snake to the park by her house. One day she took him right after they had sprayed the lawn with something, within two days her snake died.
My advice; if you have to take your snake outside, make sure you know the lawn. If its not yours you can't be sure what is on it.
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Re: Snake walks!
I've taken them out when just walking around outside, but it's rare. I think I've done it maybe three or four times, and most of those were at night where people would have to be paying close attention to notice the snake.
I don't want to give people any more fodder for attacking us reptile folks than necessary, though I long to be able to take out any one of my snakes at my leisure and not feel like I'm going to be randomly arrested. (I read a news article once about a guy who was taking his snake for a walk. He was arrested and charged with public endangerment and animal cruelty. Grrrr.) It's so sad that we can't enjoy our pets as much as the furry-loving folk just because people overreact when it comes to reptiles (and snakes in particular). I know a lot of people who are deathly afraid of dogs, but there are no laws against walking dogs.
The only pets I don't have qualms about taking outside are the beardies.
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