It's so cute! This dog is a gift to the master. A resident of Kansas, Casey Newling, had a golden dog named Scott, and the little one had brought her an unexpected gift, a three-foot snake (about 0.9 centimetres) long, twice in a row.
Scott was only nine months old, just like most pet dogs like to give their master a gift, and it took a snake home. Casey told the press: “It brought me this snake for the first time, but it was still alive, and my husband took it and put it away. But the next day, when I got out of the car, Scott brought me another snake."
Casey shared the video of the incident on social platforms and has received over 700,000 views. One of the fans said, "It looks proud." The other fan said, "Why are you so calm?"
Scot captures an ordinary coyote, a common non-venom snake. Casey said Scott was alive when he first showed up with the snake, and Scott tried to chase her in the yard with it. The second time that snake died, Scott buried it in the garden.
Casey added: “I don't know if Scot killed the snake, but it was just putting it in its mouth and did not act violently. The snake does not seem to have been bitten, and I wonder if something happened before Scot found it, because part of the tail was missing.”
Casey revealed that Scott was raised by her eight-year-old son and that they had a German fur dog named Grace in their home. She said, "The dog brought something to the owner. Scot was particularly fond of bringing us firewood, metal, and he found a lot of bones for us. It even looked for a skunk and was very proud of it. Scott also likes to chew, and once it bit off the wire in my husband's trailer.”