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Published: 2017-08-08 02:55:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 221; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 0
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One of our local Garter snakes came to pay me a visit.ΒRelated content
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Love these little guys and wish we had them in my area. Lovely capture!
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THank you so much! We have bunches of them here, but it is so quite here they spook really easy. It makes it hard to get close!Β
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Thank you!!! I love our snakes so much!Β
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I be more of a ferret person.
Β I do like snakes, and do my best to keep them out of harms way when I can. The big ones tend to like me because I am warm, but as soon as they are warm enough they are off exploring. Β
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I prefer ferrets to snakes as well, I used to have a sable, a silver, and an albino. Two boys and a girl, and they were the joys of my life!
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I had a gray mink for a day, but like you, I was cought up in the rescue and forgot to take photos.
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I think in total I have had 7 ferrets. Waiting on the right time to get some more in my life.
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Yeah, I want to get more as well. But it is making sure that I have the time, resources, and money to take proper care of them. Right now I have 2 dogs and 4 cats, to take care besides the 6 horses. I don't want any of them lacking for care, love, or food. so for now I have to wait.
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At pne point I had four ferrets, five cates, and one bearded dragon in the house. Special circumstances, most were rescues. Now down to one cat that belongs to my housemates, but thinks I am his lounger and scritch slave.
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Both my dogs were rescues, they were on a kill list because they are part pit. Both are lab/pit, black with white on the chest, and all love.Β
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Yeah, they get a bum rap. And I know that there is a 'better to put down then allow adoption' mentality fostered in shelters and vet offices for the breed. Sad.Β Β
Most of my pets have been rescues the last couple of decades. Ferrets, cats, and dragons! Oh my! Β
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Thank you so much Cecil! He was a great model, did everything perfect! 
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Thank you Maria!
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Thank you Katey! Β
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Wonderful shoot!
This snakes are non-venomous, right?
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Thank you! No they are safe to handle, but you may need to wash your hands after. They have a defense where they urinate a nasty smelling liquid, it will make most predatorsΒ let go!Β Β
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LOL Yeah but it comes off easy!
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Thank you Pia! I love these little guys they are so easy to work with, but man are they fast!
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Cool Shot. Β I've got one in my archives--can't ever get one up in the air like that. Β Awesome!
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Gently blow on their nose, they will lift their head and flick their tongue for you as well. (Trade secret from an old snake charmer, don't tell anyone)! LOL
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Then they latch right on to your nose, I'll bet! Β LOL!
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LOL Nope never had it happen yet, just give them a little room. They can't resist sniffing the wind, it is their favorite newspaper!
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