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Snakes in Ireland?
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I know that there are no snakes in Ireland but whilst I was there my dog was bitten by something.. His leg swelled up a lot and he was limping on it for the whole of yesterday, he also looked generally unwell. This morning he seemed fine and the swelling has gone down a great deal but now I can see two deep puncture marks on his ankle, the marks are about an inch apart and it certainly look like a bite mark, so what could have done this?? I can only imagine a snake or large spider making punctures this acurate and large (of course I will take him to the vet if he continues to have problems)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't know if you meant Northen Ireland but, There are six species of reptiles native to the UK: adders (also known as vipers), grass snakes, smooth snakes, sand lizards, common lizards and slow worms. Dry heathlands are the best natural habitats for British reptiles, but semi-natural areas with heath-like conditions such as railway embankments, sea walls, road verges, churchyards, golf courses and almost any area with a sunny south facing slope and open vegetation may be suitable.