It's a strange saying, right? But it holds a lot of truth when you take the time to really think about it. Consider for a moment that the snakes are the people around you who take to gossiping, putting other people down, or blowing up their resumes just to make them feel good about themselves.
Not barking at them means keeping your business just that—yours. You don't need to be engaged with them, and in fact, you shouldn't. Dealing with people like that on a consistent basis can get tiring very quickly. It takes a toll on your mental health, whether you realize it or not. So, you shouldn't worry yourself about the things that the snakes are doing. Don't bark at them. They can do their own thing, and you can do yours.
Granted, it can become difficult if the snakes are constantly coming your way to try and poison you with their venom, but you always have the option to just walk away from the situation altogether. You don’t need to listen to someone gossip about someone else. You always have the choice to just walk away and not let their gossip and opinions bother you or ruin your day.
Snakes will be out and about nearly everywhere you go; it can be hard to avoid them sometimes, but every once in a while, you will find a person or a group of people where there are no snakes, and you can live without the fear of being bitten by them. Those people are out there, and when you find them, cling on to them.
A true friend is a rare commodity in the world, and you never know when they may be taken away. Always cherish each and every moment with those that you love, and remember: don't bark at the snakes.

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