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I have issues with her chasing rabbits. We have so many rabbits. The little one is completely oblivious to any of the wild life lol.
Fortunately, Ive never seen a rattle snake in the yard. Only bull snakes and only a handful of times.
We do see a ton of coyotes but only on the other side of the fence.
 
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This is Dexter, at his best

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lol I love JRTs So full of energy.

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I have issues with her chasing rabbits. We have so many rabbits. The little one is completely oblivious to any of the wild life lol.
Fortunately, Ive never seen a rattle snake in the yard. Only bull snakes and only a handful of times.
We do see a ton of coyotes but only on the other side of the fence.
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Good to know you can tell them apart. Bullsnakes are one of the most commonly killed snake resulting from misidentification in the SW/SC U.S. They have a very very similar pattern to Rattlers, they don't hesitate to hiss and gape their mouth and even vibrate the tip of their tail against objects to create a buzzing sound that mimics the rattlers' tail sound. Learned behavior? I hope snakes are that smart, but even if it's just plain evolution, it's still pretty impressive to think about.

I miss my pair of Bullsnakes....they ate like PIGS but were 2 of the most docile snakes I ever owned. Fastest growth rate in a snake I ever recorded as well.
 
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Frank Castle said:
lol I love JRTs So full of energy.


Good to know you can tell them apart. Bullsnakes are one of the most commonly killed snake resulting from misidentification in the SW/SC U.S. They have a very very similar pattern to Rattlers, they don't hesitate to hiss and gape their mouth and even vibrate the tip of their tail against objects to create a buzzing sound that mimics the rattlers' tail sound. Learned behavior? I hope snakes are that smart, but even if it's just plain evolution, it's still pretty impressive to think about.

I miss my pair of Bullsnakes....they ate like PIGS but were 2 of the most docile snakes I ever owned. Fastest growth rate in a snake I ever recorded as well.
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Even if I found a rattle snake in the yard I wouldn't kill it. id probably do what I do with the other snakes, pick it up with a rake, toss it in a bucket and take it for a walk lol.
 
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American vs German is mostly dependant on the lines. You can generally tell by the build as American rottweilers are more lean with a longer muzzle and German rotts are generally larger and more muscular.

My Rottweiler comes from almost full German lines and you can see the difference

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Beautiful dogs though! I'm not really a fan of little dogs, but I am a huge fan of rotties, American or German, doesn't matter ❤
 
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MaineiacJay said:
American vs German is mostly dependant on the lines. You can generally tell by the build as American rottweilers are more lean with a longer muzzle and German rotts are generally larger and more muscular.

My Rottweiler comes from almost full German lines and you can see the difference

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Beautiful dogs though! I'm not really a fan of little dogs, but I am a huge fan of rotties, American or German, doesn't matter ❤
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oh man he has a big head haha. i was hoping for that from her but it never happened haha.
like i said, I'm guessing "american" based on her build but she was back yard bred. she has a ton of health problems so i assume her lineage is quiet inbred haha
 
Then I wonder why she chases rabbits. image.jpeg
 
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