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Rattle Snake bit Jack Russell Dog
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Lucky dog. Not many can survive a Mojave bite. Maybe it was a dry bite or one with type B venom.Last edited by muzzlebrake; 05-16-2016, 02:41 PM.
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Originally posted by J Sweet View PostGreat news! Small dogs are some tough little buggers.
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Other than benydrl I've never treated snake bites with anything else.
On another note I know a fella who swears by electroshocking the bite area. He had two wiener dogs that would find copperheads and when they would get bit he'd take them over to the lawnmower. Then he would pull the plug wire and touch it to the bite and hit the starter. He swore by it. Dog still alive and still jumps into his lap
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Originally posted by Quackerbox View PostOther than benydrl I've never treated snake bites with anything else.
On another note I know a fella who swears by electroshocking the bite area. He had two wiener dogs that would find copperheads and when they would get bit he'd take them over to the lawnmower. Then he would pull the plug wire and touch it to the bite and hit the starter. He swore by it. Dog still alive and still jumps into his lap
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Originally posted by HdFilmmaker View PostIf you go to Africa and some outback location here in the US, certain park rangers will have you carry personal shock zappers. If you zap the bite area it breaks up the protein that makes up snake venom and then it makes it harmless. I have a couple that were working in Africa and she got bit by a black mamba. Those will kill you quick. He grabbed the moped they had with them and stuck the spark plug wire to the bite area and zapped it twice. She survived and was fine.
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I wondered if I would ever see someone post using electric shock? In the 80's when I owned Hunter's Paradise in Lubbock I had a pretty good size Rattlesnake display. The most I ever had in it was over 20+/-. My "snake handlers" were two Lubbock PD officer buddies of mine. They carried stun guns for bites and swear they worked!?
Jimmy got hit by a small one on a Sunday afternoon, our only closing day, while working on the collection. I was not there but our taxidermist was and said he immediately hit the bite with the stun gun. It may have been a dry bite, but he did NOT seek medical care.
I don't know.....just hope I never have to deal with this personally....Glad the pup is ok!
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