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1. Susie spotted this snake basking in the sun, but I had to keep her away from it as it is venomous. What kind of snake is it?
2. This plant doesn't seem to bother Susie, who happily walks through it. I however try not to touch it. Which plant, a good source of butterfly food, is this?
3. Susie likes a nice paddle in the pond in the wildlife park. There are however signs asking you not to let your dog paddle if certain aquatic animals are breeding. Which creatures lay eggs in spawn, as shown in the picture?
4. There is one very important thing to do when walking Susie in the park, or anywhere else come to that. If she poos what should I do with it?
5. Susie loves sticking her head into this plant because of the smell. She comes out covered in pollen. It is a garden favourite as well as a wildlife park favourite because it is so attractive to bees and butterflies. What is it called?
6. Sometimes dog walkers will see signs asking them to keep their dog on a lead in certain areas, or even not to take their dog into certain areas. What should a responsible owner do when they see one of these?
7. Susie loves picking up sticks and carrying them when we are out. Why, though, is it not a good idea to throw sticks for your dog to chase after?
8. Susie and I see a lot of these birds strutting around when we're out walking. Although the females are quite drab the males are very handsome birds. What are they?
9. Susie loves it when we see horses on the bridleway, but she was a bit puzzled when we saw these. She wasn't sure if they were a small horse or a large dog. In fact they are a pony, but which group of Scottish islands are they named after?
10. Susie is a German Shepherd Dog, like the one in the picture, a breed originally designed for animal herding. Does this mean I can let her off lead to run around in a field full of sheep?
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