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    Re: Ball python still seems scared/stressed around me

    Quote Originally Posted by mleonard View Post
    I know I don't have a puppy but I have handled plenty of other ball pythons that have been very relaxed while I handled them.
    I get the feeling that I may have inadvertently offended you. That was not my intention at all - quite the opposite actually. All I meant to do was to put a ball python's natural behavior in perspective. They're not exactly what I would call "affectionate" in the way that puppies are known to be. So many times new owners set the bar to high thinking they've just acquired a new "lap pet" and that's just not the case most of the time. That's the light bulb moment I was going for. Nothing more - nothing less.

    Maybe I should have said just give it time and good luck?
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