PARROT TRAINING

The first step towards Parrot Training is to turn your new parrot into a family pet by getting it acquainted to its new environment. To be able to do this you must be able to see through the parrots eyes. You will see that it is frightened and alone in a total foreign environment. Effective Parrot Training is about reassuring the parrot of its safety by moving very slowly and talking gently. Several days may pass before it begins to calm down. Take advantage of this time to familiarize yourself with the parrot’s signals, both through its speech and its body language so that the subsequent Parrot Training sessions can be more fruitful.



Parrots should never be allowed to bite
the hand that holds them. To distract the
Parrot from biting, push the parrot’s head
gently away from the biting spot.

When the parrot begins to tolerate your presence close to the cage without becoming overly agitated, you are ready to begin Parrot Training to the hand. No matter how frustrated you may become during the next phase of Parrot Training, you must at all times demonstrate the overall enjoyment that the parrot can feel by perching on your hand. No session should be more than 15 minutes which is about the maximum attention/patience span for a parrot.

Never hit a parrot to discipline it, no matter what it may do during Parrot Training. Parrots accept force only as a threat.

Patience and gentleness are the only things to which they will respond. For your own safety, wear leather gloves to work with smaller parrots during all Parrot Training sessions.

Begin the process of Parrot Training with your hand inside the cage, where the parrot now feels relatively secure. Moving very slowly and talking gently to the parrot, softly push your hand or stick against the parrot where its chest and leg meets. This will usually force the parrot to jump onto your finger or stick. With the larger parrots this is an essential part of Parrot Training and needs to be repeated several times each day for at least a week with the stick and then subsequently using your flattened hand.

After a week of success inside the cage with this unique Parrot Training technique, begin offering the Parrot small treats with your free hand whenever it perches on your other hand. When the Parrot has become totally at ease with this phase of Parrot Training, slowly pull your hand with the Parrot on it out of the cage. The first few times that you do this, the Parrot will probably jump off your hand or try to grab the bars when it nears the door. Be patient and continue this process of Parrot Training until the Parrot is relaxed on your hand outside the cage.

Parrot trained to perch on his
owner's finger

In the next Parrot Training session when the Parrot is outside the cage, begin offering the Parrot small treats with your free hand. Don’t make a grab for it. It is important that the Parrot should be allowed to fly about the room in this session of Parrot Training. The room should have been completely sealed off before beginning this and then slowly approach with your perching hand extended to the Parrot. If it will not respond, try holding a treat over the perching hand. If this fails, temporarily hold off this Parrot Training session and allow the Parrot to rest for a while before trying again.

Only now can a second person be brought into the room. Begin the process of Parrot Training again from day one, inside the cage at first, with the new person close to the cage. Gradually move through this whole process of Parrot Training and eventually allow the additional person to present a few treats to the Parrot as it perches on your hand outside the cage.

Parrots welcome a scratch behind
the head once they find themselves
to be comfortable with their owner.

Repetition is the key to Parrot Training and to make a bird do anything, and includes talking. All members of the Parrot family, from the budgerigars to the macaws, are capable of imitating human speech, as well as many other sounds. Slowly and gently repeat the desired word over and over again to the bird. No Parrot Training lesson should last more than fifteen minutes, but remember also to repeat the word whenever you pass the cage. Parrot Training tapes are available that may help in the process, but there is no substitute for hard work on your part.

During the Parrot Training session when the Parrot makes its first word, lavish treats upon it along with any particular praise to which it has shown a liking. Each new word after this first one will probably come more easily and quickly.

This procedure is an important part of Parrot Training and will work for many different tricks that owners teach their Parrots to perform. The easiest actions to teach them during Parrot Training will be those that emulate and build on actions they already do on their own in their cages when they are undisturbed, such as climbing, carrying small objects and flying from one perch to another.

Our Parrot Training ebook contains a Wealth of Information and Proven Professional Parrot Training techniques and tips for all Parrot lovers who want a happier and a well behaved Parrot. This will help you to become a proud parent to your dear parrot.

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Our Parrot Training ebook contains a number of tested Tips and Techniques which will help you to quickly and easily train, maintain and understand the behavior of your dear Parrot.


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