Canine Snake Avoidance saving your dog from snakes!

Venomous snakes and dogs! Not a good mix! Until now there was little one could do to keep snakes and dogs apart when no one is there to protect the dog. It is a well-worn Australian story of a pet owner coming home from work to find that their dog has attacked a snake and both snake and dog are dead on the ground. If the dog survived, then the vet bill would almost kill the owner. People would call snake catchers to relocate snakes that turned up and of course, keeping a yard clean of snake hidey holes was another strategy people used to try to keep their canines safe. However since 2004 a new method was devised to keep people's pet dogs safe from snakes. Canine snake avoidance was invented by the Snakeman Raymond Hoser and a number of dog trainers in Australia to keep dogs safe. For the first time ever a method was devised to successfully train dogs to run away from venomous snakes. This was done using surgically devenomized deadly snakes, first developed by Snakeman Raymond Hoser. Th