Is it better to have a snake or a dog, and what snake is better?

It is necessary to take into account the problem of the chow chow and the Tibetan mastiff bathing, brother, if you want to take care of the dog yourself, you must be mentally prepared, just like raising a child. If you want to have fun and let your family take care of it, you should consider the burden of your family. If you are very rich and you are guaranteed to go to the pet store every month to take a bath, then everything is fine.

I went to the pet hospital today and saw a 6-month-old dog sick and dead. The cause of death was because the owner fed him improperly, and he was reluctant to give the dog the best medicine, but he was not saved.

I feel very uncomfortable.

No matter what you raise, it is a responsibility, please think about it carefully.

Dogs, patience is needed.

To bathe it, clean it.

And it understands feelings very well and recognizes its owner.

Snakes, it takes guts.

Make sure it doesn't bite people.

But it's clean, it's easy to raise, and it's only eaten once a week.

One of my sisters has snakes, and she has to feed the snake that hamster every day... I'm sick to death.

If you can bear it, you can raise a snake, cold-blooded animals still feel ......Dogs are different, Chow Chow has a bad temper, Husky is a white-eyed wolf... Suggest raising Satsuma, Teddy or something.

It's best not to raise it. Snakes are fierce and sensitive to temperature, aggressive when they are hot, hibernate when they are cold, and have little time to spend with them. It's not fun for a dog to bite someone, and it's more troublesome and harassing to the neighbors.

Of course, it's good to have a dog! Dogs can sometimes do things such as: take slippers, pick up things, catch thieves. Sometimes it can save your life! And raising a snake, it won't help you with anything, and sometimes it will make trouble for you!

First go to crawl the world and have enough people to have a good bubble.

Then decide what to buy well.

You can keep snakes at home, and you can raise some non-venomous or low-venomous snakes.

Suitable for domestic pet snakes are generally non-venomous or low-venomous, and the common ones are as follows:

1. Black snake

The black snake, commonly known as the black snake and the black wind snake, is a large non-venomous snake of the family Snake family, which is widely distributed in China and has not been reported abroad. It lives in hilly areas and feeds on frogs (staple food), lizards, fish, rodents, etc.

Due to habitat destruction and mass hunting, the number of people living in the wild has been greatly reduced and should be protected. The black snake can be used as medicine. The black snake skin is also the exclusive skin of Jinghu and Jingerhu. It has the beauty of black as satin and white as thread.

Now there is a gradual rise in bionic skin. to reduce the killing of snakes.

2. Red snakes

The red snake is a kind of chain snake genus of the snake suborder Snake family, commonly known as fire red chain, red spotted snake, and mulberry snake, which is a non-venomous snake distributed in China, Japan, South Korea, Laos, Vietnam, and Russia. It is distributed in China as a named subspecies of the red chain snake.

The adult body of this subspecies is about 1 meter long, and the back of the body is black-brown and red. It is named because it has a red narrow horizontal stripe of more than 51 87 + 12 30, but some individuals lack red striation. Buccal scales often enter the orbit.

The dorsal head is black, the scales are red, the occipital part has a "" shaped red spot, and there is a black stripe behind the orbit that reaches the 7th upper lip scale.

3. Corn snake

The corn snake, also known as the corn snake, belongs to the animal kingdom: Snake family, origin: distributed in the southeastern United States, dry woodlands, swamps, farmland and other places along the Gulf Coast. Toxicity: Non-toxic.

4. Python

**The python is an albino mutant of the Burmese python and is a very rare variant. Adult pythons can grow up to about 7 meters in length.

If a python in the wild has the opportunity to mate with another python, it will pass on its unique genes to the next generation. But this probability is very small, so the **python is very rare. In its place of origin, it is often worshipped as a "deity" by Indians.

5. Emerald green snake

The emerald green snake is a very docile non-venomous snake, with an "introverted" personality, and seems to be particularly afraid of "shame" when it sees people, and finally it is afraid to avoid it, neither attacking nor biting.

In the middle of summer, due to the scorching heat of the ground or the hot weather, the emerald snake often climbs the trees to stay in the cool until night, and does not go down to the field to hunt for earthworms, insects and their larvae around the farmland for food.

Milk snake, hognose snake, hooked blind snake, corn snake.

1. Milk snake

Milk snakes can be said to be the cutest snakes in the world, very cute, the origin of the name of milk snakes is because they often appear in cattle farms, many people think that they like to steal milk, but in fact they are just curious, and will not steal drink. Many farms have milk snakes because they are not only very cute, but they can also help catch harmful animals such as mice.

2. Hognose snake

The pig-nosed snake is called the pig-nosed snake because of the nose is more upturned, many people regard this cute little snake as a pet snake, although the pig-nosed snake has fangs, but because the fangs are deep in the mouth, generally speaking, it can't bite people, as long as you don't stretch your fingers out of its mouth, basically it won't be bitten by the fangs, and even if it is bitten, this bit of toxicity will basically only paralyze the local muscles, and it will not endanger life, and the threat to people is very small.

3. Hooked blind snake

The hooked blind snake is very small, not poisonous, no different from earthworms, and even smaller than earthworms. Like earthworms, the Hooked Blind Snake is very good at burrowing and is often mistaken for an earthworm, but the Hooked Blind Snake is indeed a snake. The hooked blind snake is also used by many people as a pet, a black snake as small as an earthworm who will not like you.

4. Corn snake

The corn snake is also a snake that does not pose any harm to people, and has a very long lifespan, up to 20 years, so it is very suitable to raise it as a pet snake. The corn snake is not called the corn snake because it eats corn, and the corn snake often has checkered markings on its abdomen, so it is called the corn snake.

Snakes are a group of animals belonging to the phylum Chordates, the class Reptiles. The body is elongated, divided into three parts: head, trunk and tail, without limbs or claw-like hind limbs on both sides of the cloaca transversely lobed by lower snakes; Covered with scales; The head is of a variety of shapes, with nostrils located on the snout, but the lifelong marine serpentidae species live on the snout; Protective transparency outside the eyeball**, pupils round, vertically oval or horizontal, no active eyelids, lenses almost spherical; The tongue is elongated and bifurcated.

1. The red dot cobra, with a total length of less than l000 mm, weighs 100 to 200 grams. dorsal scales smooth, with 4 rows of reddish-brown black spots in front of the body, gradually turning into black longitudinal lines reaching the tail dorsal; The ventral surface is densely covered with black and yellow checkered spots. The dominant species in the Shanghai Shouchi area was widely distributed.

2. The black-browed snake is a large non-venomous snake with a total length of about 2 meters. The black-browed snake is also known as the house snake, the scale star snake, the cauliflower snake, the yellow-jawed snake, the wolfskin snake, the yellow-throated snake, the cieel, the yellow long worm, the wide snake, etc.;

3. Chilian snake is a kind of chain snake of the family Snake family, which is a venomous snake distributed in China, Japan, South Korea, Laos, Vietnam, and Russia. Distributed in China is the red chain snake finger blind subspecies. The adult body of this subspecies is about 1 meter long, and the dorsal body is black-brown with red and reddish-brown;

4. Corn snake, there are many colors, usually gray, gray-brown to earthy yellow, etc., with red or reddish-brown markings with black edges on the body, and checkered markings on the abdomen;

5. The California king snake is a non-venomous snake of the family Snake family, which is widely distributed in California and surrounding areas in the United States, and is a subspecies of the king snake. The California king snake is the most prevalent species of king snake and is a good entry-level toy snake for Beeblee. The California king snake is a common pet snake species known for its distinct bands on its body.

1. Black-browed snake: It is a large non-venomous snake, extremely docile and elegant, and extremely adaptable. They are very fond of rodents, and often appear in the homes, eaves and roofs of farmers because of chasing rats, which is known in the south"House snakes"It is known as "It is known as"."Rat Catcher"It catches up to 150 to 200 rats a year and is often kept as pet snakes.

2. Black snake: commonly known as black snake, black wind snake, is a large non-venomous snake of the family Snake family, widely distributed in China, living in hilly areas. Narrow-feeding snakes, feeding on frogs, lizards, fish, rodents, etc. It is docile and does not bite, and is often kept as a pet snake.

3. King snake: It is a kind of snake of the family Snake family, with a large body. Because of the advantages of cold resistance, strong adaptability, short feeding cycle, easy feeding and hatching, many snake farms or snake farmers, especially in the northern provinces and regions, mostly take it as the breeding object of non-venomous snakes.