Dog tries to capture a deadly snake bit off more than it can chew

No, it's not swinging the muzzle of a dog - though it seems hopeless, Bronson Labrador is not happy because they can bark with a deadly snake wrapped around his mouth.

Exclusive photo was taken by the owner of Bronson  Deborah Allen, who managed to shoot his black guard with poisonous reptile hanging on his face.Bronson often brings to her mistress of different things, which is being dug everywhere.

Their house is situated inYarragon, near Melbourne, Australia, but the day when he returned with a deadly snake, the family of Deborah was amazed. The tail of the snake was in the mouth of  Bronson, her body was wrapped around his jaw and head of the reptile hung between the legs of the dog. Deborah and Peter were horrified that the snake can vpie their teeth and make a deadly bite, but it turned out that the fight between the dog and reptile has passed because the snake was dizzy.

"The first thing I did was take a camera and take a picture because nobody would believe me," said Deborah. "Appearance of the face Bronson  indicated that he was very dizzy when you open your mouth. "You can see by his expression that he just wanted pictures of the session, and possibly sooner." Bronson is 11d. and is trained by the couple husbands to wear whenever find something in the field. Once he even opened my phone to Peter and took him home.

But the snake is another matter altogether. Deborah and her husband and was very careful to remove the reptile. We were not sure whether the snake was alive or not, we reached the head that lay on the ground - looked slightly stunned, "she said. We put the reptile in a bag and hurried to the nearest veterinary lekar.Sled blood test proved that the dog is really bites and poison the body has four days mu.Sled Labrador returned home in apparently good health.

Veterinarian Peter Gibbs said that many pet clinic visit during the Australian summer to treat the bite of snakes. He warned the owners to avoid areas serpent.