Airedale Terrier: The Airedale Terrier, known as the "King of Terriers," originates from the valley of the River Aire.
Australian Terrier: Originating from Australia, the Australian Terrier is alert, spirited, and aggressive in hunting, making it an excellent guard against snakes and rodents.
Cairn Terrier:: The Cairn Terrier, one of Scotland's earliest working breeds, is active and weather-resistant, bred to chase quarry around cairns.
Dachshund: The Dachshund, affectionately known as the "Wiener dog," is playful yet ferocious when hunting. Its innate sense of chasing small animals makes it proficient at eliminating snakes.
German Pinscher: The German Pinscher, highly intelligent and agile, has a history of hunting vermin. Its cunning and agility make it adept at dealing with snakes.
Jack Russell Terrier: Originally bred for fox hunting, the Jack Russell Terrier is stubborn, fearless, and extremely agile, making it proficient at chasing and combating snakes.
Lakeland Terrier: The Lakeland Terrier, compact and sturdy, is friendly, daring, and intelligent. Despite its small size, it's a cunning hunter, effective against snakes.
Miniature Schnauzer: The Miniature Schnauzer, with its alert and spirited nature, was bred as a ratting dog. Its guarding tendencies and intelligence make it an excellent snake deterrent.
Norfolk Terrier: The Norfolk Terrier, confident and loving, is sought-after for its soft temperament. With natural hunting instincts, it serves as a reliable watchdog against snakes.