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    Re: Helping to shed

    Quote Originally Posted by craigafrechette View Post
    I can see it with a scarred animal or an animal that NEEDS the help. But what's the benefit otherwise?
    As a means of building trust...the same reason we hold our pets at all? They are essentially wild animals who rely on instincts, but they certainly do learn
    that they are safe with us. I say this as one who interacts with the public with my snakes for educational purposes, & as one who has never had a snake
    bite or act badly during any such program or "meet & greet". In my experience, the trust my snakes seem to feel when handled apparently carries over
    to total strangers, which is exactly what I want & what they need: good public relations
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