Holding a Defensive BALL PYTHON | What to do when a Pet Snake is Trying to Bite You

Taming a defensive or aggressive ball python can be scary, but there is little reason to fear. Ball python make excellent pets and can be tamed with a little consistent effort. By holding a ball python in short, regular sessions they will quickly realize they are in no danger. While it make take a few weeks for them to warm up, our biggest piece of advice is to be patient and pickup up your snake from behind. Thank you for watching, and if you like the video please consider leaving a COMMENT below as well as SUBSCRIBING to the channel!
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[@freakincody706]

As someone with defensive balls, I really appreciate this video.

[@freakincody706]

After watching the first 14 seconds of this video I realized that I did not read the title carefully enough.

[@LeviathanCourtney]

@@freakincody706 just gotta cover the head

[@PiedPiperPythons]

Great tips. Touching the head trick always works for me.

[@ballzofparadise1236]

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