Congo African Grey

Congo African Grey parrots are extremely susceptible to turning into bad behavior parrots if not raised properly.  That's why 4 years ago, we developed a series of free training videos for training Congo African Greys.

Our free training series shows you how to take a Congo African Grey and train him to not be fearful of people and new objects, which is one of the biggest problems with Congo African Grey parrots.

Congo African Greys tend to develop phobias of new things in their environment if not properly trained and socialized, and this often develops into feather plucking issues that are very sad.  And leave your Congo African Grey with a naked chest that's bloodied from being picked too much.

If you need help with feather plucking issues we've provided a great resource with 53 remedies that you can use to help your Congo African Grey's plucking.

But if you can raise your Congo African Grey properly, you'll end up with a bird that is one of, if not the most intelligent species of parrot on this planet.  Some Congo African Grey's have been scientifically proven to have the mental capabilities of a 4 year old child and are excellent talkers.

And they do more than just talk... they comprehend words and can have a primitive conversation with you.  They're capable of telling you the names and colors of objects, and even asking for a favorite food of theirs and calling it by name.

I've personally consulted with thousands of Congo African Grey owners and working with this species of parrot is a pure joy.

heres just a few of the comments from some of the Congo African Grey Parrot owners that I've worked with.  Hear in their own words, how helpful my free training video series has been to their Congo African Greys.

"With your help, I've taught my African Grey to
Wave, Whistle, Bow, Party, and Hang like Bat!"

I have a Congo African Grey that's now about 11 months old. Her name is "Echo."

With your training program, I've already taught Echo five different tricks...

She now whistles... says "Hello Echo" and "Help"... and she can howl "Ooooo." She loves to whistle, and I was able to teach her to wave in less than 5 minutes.

She can also Bow, Party, and hang like a bat from the top of her cage.

I'm also teaching her to kick a wooden ball. In just a few training sessions, she already puts her foot ON the ball. Next, I'll teach her to kick it...

Your materials really work... My bird is still very young, but she's already learned a lot. One day, I'm sure she's going to start spewing the dictionary at me ;-)!

Peter Fuzessery
Proud owner of "Echo"
Toronto, Ontario

To learn more about how to fix your Congo African Grey's behavior problems click here and download our free parrot training video course.