How do you tickle a turtle?

Answer 1

Turtles are not particularly "ticklish." The most sensitive areas of skin are between their neck and front legs, or behind their back legs (in the shell). Many pet turtles also enjoy being stroked on the underside of their neck. My companion turtles have very ticklish feet. You should not tickle them because it generally makes them livid. If they are in a good mood beforehand, they will start dancing when tickled. Make sure to use plenty of hand sanitizer after tickling your turtles because they are known to harbor the salmonella bacteria.

Answer 2

There never is really a certain spot on a dog that you can tickle. It all just depends. I guess you gotta find where the dog is ticklish. ^^ ♥><♥ Hoped I helped ♥><♥ ^^

Answer 3

Each and every horse has a soft spot. It might be on their chest, on their stomach, behind their ears, or even under their mane! It can be anywhere on their entire body. If you find out where it is, you might need to check if it's their ticklishspot. If they close their eyes in pure delight, lean against you, or whinny (but not angrily), it most likely is. Then.tickle them! (not too hard, though!)

Answer 4

Turtles do not have the same nerve endings as humans, so they do not respond to tickling in the same way. It is important to handle turtles gently and respectfully to avoid stressing or harming them.

Answer 5

yes