Avoid sharp, uneven movements that shake them. When turning, hold them in close to you or centered above you so that the centrifugal force will be minimal. Although we can wrap and unwrap to place them, the touch that is used must be gently firm and insistent. To unwrap, begin at the head or the tail. It is important to understand that snakes are wild creatures of the first degree.
Patience is a key element.
They cannot be trained, or bribed, or rewarded. We may work with them well by respecting their primitive nature. Snakes prefer to hold onto you, rather than be held by you. The heat generated by our bodies when we dance is very attractive, making the neck a warm and comfortable place. Although very sensitive to even the most subtle vibrations, snakes have no ears, so we do not share the music.