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“Old Bird New Tricks”

Jamieleigh — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:50:44 +0000

So many people have heard the old saying, “can’t teach an old dog new tricks” and assume it applies to older parrots too. But I have news for you – it doesn’t!

No parrot is ever “too old” to learn new tricks.

In fact, old parrots is where BirdTricks.com was founded with Tiko (pictured above) a 15 year old blue and gold macaw and Linus, a 10 year old umbrella cockatoo. Tiko had been a trophy pet all his life, and never handled since the age of 2. His owners were people who didn’t know better… Chet and Dave’s parents, and one day when the two brothers thought about making a magic parrot video to incorporate the birds into Dave’s magic act, they found something very cool…

When they began training and mentally stimulating these birds, the birds became nicer. They began to become handle-able and social.

And that is why we here at BirdTricks.com recommend trick training SO much. We like to think we beat it into your heads to do it. And this is just one reason of many.

If you have the courses, you will find Tiko on the cover of Volume 2 and Linus on the cover of Volume 1. Along with Chet and Dave. They use those birds in all the demonstrations to show you real, untamed birds going through the same training you’re about to endure. Just to prove to you how fast and easy it can be. You see the successes, you see the failures and everything in between so you learn from everything they did.

So when you hear someone say an old bird can’t learn new tricks, think again. Our trick training courses are proof they can, not to mention the thousands of testimonials of people having success with their birds too from one year young to 87 years old (yes, a macaw that old was taught how to be “quiet” on cue).

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