Bearded dragons make good pets because they have a docile character. Although they have a great demeanor, it can take you some time to tame them, especially the ones that are just coming from the wild. Besides, they are instinctively tame, so they might try to protect themselves by puffing themselves up, running away, or acting aggressively.

This is their natural way to fend off what they consider as a threat to their lives. But there are various ways you can tame a bearded dragon. This post will show you how to tame bearded dragons so that you can develop a better and healthy relationship with your pet.

• First of all, you should pet it lightly on top of its head and go down to its back.
• Then get your hand into the enclosure and observe its reaction. If it retreats, jumps, or cows down, you should give it more time to get used to you. This is because such behavior is a sign of fear.
• When it feels comfortable while petting it, you can start to pick it up and handle your pet. You should put your hand on its midsection and grasp it lightly. Once you feel that you have a firm grip on it, lift it slowly from its enclosure.
• You should attempt to tame your bearded dragon regularly. This is the only way you can build a happy relationship with it.