Posted by Banditfarmer on March 02, 2015 at 11:01:27 from (75.186.9.25):
Stories at dogs always get me. My uncle had a dog named snake hound and he was a good watch dog and looked out for my cousin Mike when he was little. Mike was 6 or 7 at the time when he really did something wrong and my uncle was mad as a hornet at Mike for what he did. My uncle chased his boy Mike around the yard for a good 10 mins witch made him even madder! Well he finally got him with his left hand and drew back his right hand to swat Mike on the bottom and found snake hound had him by the right wrist and was grawling at him. he held my uncle till he let go of Mike and Mike was gone and he let go and started barking at my uncle, It was like ah he11 no you aint going to hit Mike or even think about doing this again! Snake hound was very protective of Mike.
Snake hound didn't like Fat Albert (Not his name) at all because he kicked snake hound once. Well one day Fat Albert was walking up the side walk to the house. Well it really wasent a walk more of a shuffle because his feet never passed each other. Snake hound snuck up from behind Fat Albert and got a mouth full of his right butt check and hung on! I never knew a man that big could move that fast or scream that loud! Snake hound looked like a rag in the wind! As he got to the house Snake hound let go and sit down on the porch looking at Fat Albert with a he he he snicker look on his face. My uncle was sitting there watching the whole thing and told Fat Albert See I told you he would get you back! Fat Albert didn't say a word he just turned and shuffled back to his truck holding his butt the hole way. All my uncle said to Snake hound was "Good Boy" I didn't want to talk to him anyway!
There was not a stray dog or car on the place and there wasn't a ground hog for a mile of the farm to boot! Got to love a good dog! Bandit
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