Dogs & Snakes, Avoiding the bite: Photos

A dog trained to avoid rattlesnakes, avoiding a rattlesnake. The dog was trained
by Roger Nelson of Green Valley Canine.
Copyright © John C. Murphy, JCM Natural History

A muzzled Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, Crotalus atrox. Used during

A dog not yet trained. Notice how close the dog is to the snake.

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Tens of thousands of dogs are bitten each year by snakes. The USA has about 25 species of venomous snakes; they occur in all states except Alaska, Hawaii, and Maine. Learn what simple steps you can take to protect your dog from snake envenomation. Learn what to do if you, or your dog, is bitten by a venomous snake. If you hunt, fish, camp or hike with your dog in areas where poisonous snakes occur you will want the information in this book. If you live in an area with rattlesnakes, you will want the information in Dogs & Snakes, Avoiding the bite.

Green Valley Canine

Locally owned and operated Green Valley Canine is located in Green Valley, Arizona and run by certified dog trainer, Roger Nelson. He is a member of The International Association of Canine Professionals and is an AKC certified Canine Good Citizen (CGC) evaluator. Using dog psychology and positive reinforcement he conducts In-Home Private obedience training and behavioral counseling in the Santa Cruz Valley. Because rattlesnakes are so prevalent in the area, he also trains your dog on your property to fear and avoid rattlesnakes. For more information please contact www.greenvalleycanine.com or call Roger at (520) 399-1132

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