rump parakeet

Training a bird?

Ok try this again, for some reason its been half an hour and I asked the question no longer displayed We have had this bird for quite some time but havent trained him. My main objective is to obtain for him that human beings manage, casue they get all mad if there is a hand in his cage. So I really want to teach him to step into my hand, and stay there. So any idea? Ive tried food in hand, but he does not go anywhere near it, unlike other species of birds. If it helps, he is a red rump parakeet. Oh, and one more thing, how long rumps HOT TOPIC? I can not send around here

The first order on the list is to earn your trust. You can do this carefully remove it in a towel holder To support a dining chair. I tell you to work with him outside the cage, because usually if a bird spends all his time in his cage, he becomes very territorial about it. By So it is really best if you can take it to a setting outside the cage in which not even see. Start calmly, carefully, talk to him. Baby talk, I think, always works best. To achieve a gentle hand, start by raising your hand in front of him, and come as close as you can. Continue talking to him, maintain an air of confidence in his voice. Your objective here is to him that allows you to rest your hand gently on his beak. From experience, I think it is easier to get stop playing with him the back of his hand first. Once you've got what it lets you touch, you want to work in the command "up". Put your hand in front of him and gently sweep up to her belly. It is almost automatically increase. If it does then you have to show you how. Just keep working on it. The key ingredient throughout all this, however, is trust. If you lose your confidence, you start all over. As far as the person is saying e-mail me "and that he is a" consultant Bird "Um … I do not know whether or not. But my advice is that you can not see anything by Sally Blanchard or Bonnie Munroe Doan and read before you invest a penny in those behaviorists. I imagine a "behavioral" as well. But that does not mean you have a degree. This means that I volunteer my time Volunteer to work with families who have problems with your birds. I've worked with over 300 families and, personally, am the mother of two parakeets, one of which was a rescue that had not been physically touched (except pushed, shoved and rather tortured) for 4 years. My macaws are my world. Anyway, good luck, and if you should need further information, please send me an email. My email is my screen name plus@yahoo.com

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