 Parrot
Behavior
Parrot behaviour
varies as much as mine would from yours. Some problems
in parrot behaviour include biting, screaming
and feather plucking. Each problem in parrot behaviour
has a specific reason. Some parrots may develop phobias.
As a parrot owner for the last twenty years, I think
the best way to react to parrot behaviour
problems is to try and understand the thought processes
of these highly intelligent birds.
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Just like a new baby, helping your
baby parrot to settle down in a new home helps to
ease parrot behaviour problems. Use
the same method for an adult parrot when it is shifted
to a new surrounding. There are many factors that
can affect parrot behaviour. The size and location
of the cage, boredom, insufficient exercise and deprivation
may lead to severe parrot behaviour problems. The
best way to tackle parrot behaviour is to train and
tame your parrots so that they never complain!
In all my years of extensive research
on parrot behaviour, the one thing that struck me
most was the ebook by Nathalie Roberts. It is for all
parrot lovers who want a happier and even hilarious
parrot. Nathalie promises all imaginable, proven parrot
training tips and secrets to manage the worst possible
parrot behaviour. As a free gift get some amazing new
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She solves all parrot behaviour
problems in easy-to-learn steps. Visit www.parrotsecrets.com
to listen to and read about people who have benefitted
from her tips. Read hilarious stories about parrots
that used to be scared of the farthest footstep. Believe
me, it works wonders! I bet it will work for you too.
The other resource that made me jump
was the videotaped training session of untame birds
by Chet Womach. This fun-to-watch video is absolutely
free for all who visit www.birdtricks.com.
This is a one-stop solution to all parrot behaviour
problems. It is not just a book or a video. It is
your chance to enter your parrot's mind. Be a bird
whisperer and solve all bad parrot bahaviour.
Your "juvenile delinquent"
will be the most well-trained parrot in the world.
Period. In this amazing video, Chet takes untrained
and untame parrots and right in front of the camera,
trains and tames them. You gotta see it to believe
it. NO actors. NO complex techniques. Get your copy
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