I agree with Shvar and you, but for one thing, it does not normally take a long time. In fact, they learn you and your intentions, very quickly. They can also learn to "trust" you very very quickly. They will trust you is you have something of value to them. And boy do monitors value stuff.

I think monitors are naturally tame and do not need forced taming. Just let the monitor be its natural self.

Yes, some monitors are nasty mean, but that is a product of man screwing up its life. In other words, its not normal. Cheers

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• Tips for taming Savannah monitors - Paradon, Fri Jul 21 20:50:20 2006
• RE: Tips for taming Savannah monitors - holygouda, Fri Jul 21 21:49:43 2006
• RE: Tips for taming Savannah monitors - Paradon, Fri Jul 21 22:09:03 2006
• RE: Tips for taming Savannah monitors - varanuskaouthia, Fri Jul 21 22:26:23 2006
• RE: Tips for taming Savannah monitors - varanuskaouthia, Fri Jul 21 23:01:19 2006
• Whoever that is - holygouda, Fri Jul 21 22:36:03 2006
• RE: Whoever that is - varanuskaouthia, Fri Jul 21 23:05:07 2006
• RE: Whoever that is - holygouda, Fri Jul 21 23:15:47 2006
• RE: Whoever that is - tatbeesh, Sat Jul 22 00:52:42 2006
• RE: Whoever that is - Paradon, Sat Jul 22 15:46:31 2006
• RE: Tips for taming Savannah monitors - ztous, Sat Jul 22 08:30:16 2006
• RE: Tips for taming Savannah monitors - dsreptiel, Sat Jul 22 13:19:38 2006
• The best advice, stop trying to tame it. - SHvar, Sat Jul 22 10:46:18 2006
• RE: The best advice, stop trying to tame it. - razaiel, Sat Jul 22 11:33:52 2006
• RE: The best advice, stop trying to tame it. - FR, Sun Jul 23 02:25:54 2006
• RE: The best advice, stop trying to tame it. - Paradon, Sat Jul 22 15:45:42 2006
• RE: The best advice, stop trying to tame it. - pgross8245, Sun Jul 23 08:39:02 2006