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    Re: Is it legal to walk around outside with your snake?

    Quote Originally Posted by kinley View Post
    A second opinion on the outfit of course!

    Me: "Howard does this dress make me look fat? Slither right for yes, and left for no....."
    Howard: *rolls over and begins to wobble*
    Me: "Well alright then..." *returns dress to rack and goes home*



    I'm only joking
    Thank you for getting my sense of humour. Some of the people here are so serious! And somewhat inconsistent.

    Quote Originally Posted by Vanouri View Post
    I would like to disagree with both of you. How you raise and take care of your snakes is your own business. My snake personally loves going out, meeting new people and sight seeing. Yes there are people who don't like snakes, and if they are respectful human beings, they will remove themselves from the situation. I've taken my Vraska on walks for as long as I've had her. Never ever had an issue with her being sick or stressed. Raising a snake is much like raising a child, so don't call one's way of raising "irresponsible" just because it doesn't fit your standards. Thanks
    Yeah I'm in the process of training my little guy to be comfortable around my neck, putting him there and sitting/walking around at home for increasing durations.

    I find the attitude about only ever keeping snakes trapped in an opaque plastic tub, strange. At any reptile expo there are hundreds of snakes "out in public", in less than optimal husbandry conditions, yet the snakes manage to survive the 'ordeal' of being transported, seen and handled by many strangers in a bright and noisy environment for hours.
    Last edited by The Golem; 05-30-2015 at 07:20 AM.

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