Some dog owners find themselves with a dog that got into a very bad sleeping pattern; thus reversing their time clock and being awake at night and sleeping most of the day away. This section will cover how much sleep in normal depending on age and where your Pom should sleep for a good night's rest.
Hello Alex, Even though extremely rare to see, the only snake that has been spotted in Alaska is Garter snakes. So, yes...I guess you can say there's snakes in Alaska, but trying to FIND one up there to prove a point would be very difficult. Oh, and quit arguing with your grandmother! =) Go give her a big hug and tell her you found this out all on your own. Hope that helped...take care now.
Alaska Fish and Game wildlife biologist Jeff Selinger said snakes in Southcentral Alaska are not as far-fetched as one would think. The common garter snake is the only species of snake found in Alaska and can be found as far up as Northern Canada, he said. Selinger said no snakes have been recorded living in the wild in the Kenai Peninsula, but that does not mean people cannot have them as an indoor pet. Some pet stores sell garter snakes, he said. Another possibility that the snake arrived in Alaska via cargo ship, he said. â(Garter snakes) live off insects and frogs,â he said.