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04-07-13, 07:02 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
The sav I brought to glitch would sit in most people's arms and be fine with it, but the second something got his attention he'd be running off. At least a dozen times he was being held by people, saw a frog or something and practically ran off their shoulders after the thing.
He was "calm" and slow, but the second anything interested him he exploded after it.
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04-07-13, 07:13 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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The sav I brought to glitch would sit in most people's arms and be fine with it, but the second something got his attention he'd be running off. At least a dozen times he was being held by people, saw a frog or something and practically ran off their shoulders after the thing.
He was "calm" and slow, but the second anything interested him he exploded after it.
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Are you sure it wasn't a dog, sometimes the two can be confused.
lol I guess I stand corrected :-P
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04-07-13, 07:18 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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Yea I agree, but I think the difference is level of activity while being tolerant. The real question is have you ever seen them sit on a mans lap and relax for long periods of time or something? Some of these 'tame' animals don't even squirm to get a proper footing or adjust their balance when being held. Would prob fall right out of a tree if you put him in one
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Sometime monitors arnt always active and will stay still for a short period of time .... Aslong as they are warm and feel safe they may just lay in people .... My old sac used to sit in my lap for a few minutes but then wud lose interest a wander off ...
All depends on the stimulus and animal in question
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04-07-13, 07:20 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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Are you sure it wasn't a dog, sometimes the two can be confused.
lol I guess I stand corrected :-P
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He was great with people, but that took time. When we got him he was frozen, and still wanted to bite us and get away.
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04-07-13, 08:18 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
I noticed that he uses Mark Bayless as a reference, Hmmmm... Interesting that he choses to give a reference that can't be verified, since Mark passed away some years ago...
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04-07-13, 09:27 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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I noticed that he uses Mark Bayless as a reference, Hmmmm... Interesting that he choses to give a reference that can't be verified, since Mark passed away some years ago...
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Who is giving that reference? DD?
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04-07-13, 11:45 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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Who is giving that reference? DD?
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really? the only thing i have ever referenced was wayne's website, the information i give is all stuff that i have experienced myself, i dont even know who that guy is..
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04-07-13, 12:05 PM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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really? the only thing i have ever referenced was wayne's website, the information i give is all stuff that i have experienced myself, i dont even know who that guy is..
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Woops sorry, DD is in reference to the guy who posted the original video not you. 
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04-07-13, 01:41 PM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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Woops sorry, DD is in reference to the guy who posted the original video not you. |
Oh ok, lol.. i was confused for a min like ummm.... lol
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04-08-13, 04:48 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
DD = Dave Durham 
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04-08-13, 08:10 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
What reference of Marks did he use? I must have missed it; I stopped watching after awhile as the animals are so obviously in horrible condition. (and that constant repetitive name calling is torture to listen to)
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04-08-13, 08:53 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
Don't knw wot u guys are on about his care and husbandry is amazing .... And the voice of an angel ... 
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04-08-13, 09:36 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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Don't knw wot u guys are on about his care and husbandry is amazing .... And the voice of an angel ... |
If you say so V! Brb, gonna go feed my monitor bacon and let him outside for the night. Its high 40's he should be alright for a few.
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04-08-13, 09:45 AM
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Re: "Best trained Savannah monitor"
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If you say so V! Brb, gonna go feed my monitor bacon and let him outside for the night. Its high 40's he should be alright for a few.
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Cool cool ... Just call his name and the moni will come running ...
I've heard burritos are very good for monis also ...
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