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How to Hold a Bearded Dragon
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►Despite being used to portray strange and frightening creatures that puff up and attack in the movie “Holes,” bearded dragons are generally docile and tolerate handling better than other lizards species. Pet “beardies” are really curious, gentle, friendly and easy to hold. And regular handling accustoms them to people and minimizes stress during baths, habitat cleanings, and trips to the vet ✔
►Tips
+ If you are calm when dealing with these animals then most likely they will be calm for you.
+ Bearded dragons sometimes cling to your clothing.
+ Please supervise children at all times.
+ Have patience with a baby Beardie. Let him warm up to you! Don't try to force him to touch you, and don't feel discouraged if he isn't friendly with you right away.
+ Babies are more fragile than adults, so be prepared for them to jump; you might accidentally drop them in surprise.
+ Young dragons, or ones not accustomed to human contact may become stressed and uninterested in food if over-handled .
+ Very young dragons may be frightened at first, and should be kept close to the floor in case of a sudden dash.
+ If a Bearded Dragon gets its claws stuck in your clothing just gently pick up the beardie's finger and very carefully move it out until the hand is not in your clothes and then leave the lizard to get relaxed so it does not get stressed.
+ Bearded Dragons might try and escape a couple times if they are not used to you. When you first get your lizard, let it sit inside of its vivarium for a day or two before holding it because they need to get used to their new surroundings first.
+ Bearded dragons, just like any other pet, should not be fed crickets or worms from your garden. They may contain diseases that your beardie will not have been exposed to before ✔
►Warnings
+ If the bearded dragon is bobbing its head or has a puffy beard - do not attempt. They are busy communicating, to you or another lizard, and they may bite.
+ If this happens put an object between it and the other dragon/animal because there might be a fight ✔
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►Tips
+ If you are calm when dealing with these animals then most likely they will be calm for you.
+ Bearded dragons sometimes cling to your clothing.
+ Please supervise children at all times.
+ Have patience with a baby Beardie. Let him warm up to you! Don't try to force him to touch you, and don't feel discouraged if he isn't friendly with you right away.
+ Babies are more fragile than adults, so be prepared for them to jump; you might accidentally drop them in surprise.
+ Young dragons, or ones not accustomed to human contact may become stressed and uninterested in food if over-handled .
+ Very young dragons may be frightened at first, and should be kept close to the floor in case of a sudden dash.
+ If a Bearded Dragon gets its claws stuck in your clothing just gently pick up the beardie's finger and very carefully move it out until the hand is not in your clothes and then leave the lizard to get relaxed so it does not get stressed.
+ Bearded Dragons might try and escape a couple times if they are not used to you. When you first get your lizard, let it sit inside of its vivarium for a day or two before holding it because they need to get used to their new surroundings first.
+ Bearded dragons, just like any other pet, should not be fed crickets or worms from your garden. They may contain diseases that your beardie will not have been exposed to before ✔
►Warnings
+ If the bearded dragon is bobbing its head or has a puffy beard - do not attempt. They are busy communicating, to you or another lizard, and they may bite.
+ If this happens put an object between it and the other dragon/animal because there might be a fight ✔
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►Google +: goo.gl/CkesEB ✔
►New Videos Publish Every Day/Week ✔
►Thanks For Watching! Please leave a like if you enjoyed and tell me what you think in the comments! Thanks ✔
►Thanks For Watching! Also Check Out ✔
►New The Best Video May of 2016 ✔
►Killing Time by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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How to do Anything published this 7:12 video tutorial on November 13, 2016. It has been watched 30,578 times on YouTube.
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