TTouch and Handling Reptiles and Wildlife Page 3

	TTOUCH UK - HANDLING REPTILES AND WILDLIFE 3

Linda Tellington-Jones works with Duster

This owl, Duster, who has always been well handled, is happy to be worked on by Linda Tellington Jones straight away.

TTouches with the back of the fingers

or with the back of the hand


Starting the TTouches with the back of the fingers or back of the hand is gentle and non-invasive. It also minimises the chances of removing oil from the feathers and is less threatening to animals that may be concerned by human contact.


Birds can enjoy contact from people...and people can enjoy contact from birds. TTouch uses a variety of tools to help animals overcome health and behavioural problems. In the majority of cases the animals learn in just a few sessions that human contact is something that can be enjoyed. TTouch helps improve self-confidence within the animal and is a useful tool for helping animals that are picked on or bullied by their companions.

In the majority of cases the animals learn in just a few sessions that human contact is something that can be enjoyed

In the majority of cases the animals learn in just a few sessions that
human contact is something that can be enjoyed.

TTouch uses a variety of tools to help animals overcome health and behavioural problems.

TTouch uses a variety of tools to help animals overcome health
and behavioural problems.

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