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]]> By: Ken http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/giving-parrots-to-much-play-time/#comment-1174 Ken Thu, 27 Sep 2007 19:00:25 +0000 http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/?p=9#comment-1174 I agree completely! I wasn't really sure what caused the superiority feelings in some birds, but it does make sense to me now. When you treat your bird better than your; spouse, kids or yourself, the bird will not know any different. I guess the saying "He ruled the roost" fits pretty good here. Fortunately, I haven't had any issues like this with birds. I am thankful for that. I enjoy playing with them and being around birds, but I also allow them enough of their own space that they can feel comfortable. I would have never thought that to much play was ever bad, ask my wife, she would say I play to much. I think training your birds to be in a location that is their own is not only rewarding, but essential. Playstands and Play-top cages are fantastic places to have your bird enjoy their own space, while allowing them to be free from the confines of a cage. These type of cages and playstands contain the mess that birds make and some even allow you to move to a different location if that is what your bird needs. Thanks for the hints. Ken I agree completely! I wasn’t really sure what caused the superiority feelings in some birds, but it does make sense to me now. When you treat your bird better than your; spouse, kids or yourself, the bird will not know any different. I guess the saying “He ruled the roost” fits pretty good here.

Fortunately, I haven’t had any issues like this with birds. I am thankful for that. I enjoy playing with them and being around birds, but I also allow them enough of their own space that they can feel comfortable. I would have never thought that to much play was ever bad, ask my wife, she would say I play to much.

I think training your birds to be in a location that is their own is not only rewarding, but essential. Playstands and Play-top cages are fantastic places to have your bird enjoy their own space, while allowing them to be free from the confines of a cage. These type of cages and playstands contain the mess that birds make and some even allow you to move to a different location if that is what your bird needs.

Thanks for the hints.

Ken

]]> By: Lee http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/giving-parrots-to-much-play-time/#comment-891 Lee Sun, 02 Sep 2007 03:08:17 +0000 http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/?p=9#comment-891 Kim I totally agree! We have to have some control for the birds safety as well as our own. My CAG had free reign of the house years ago and became so obnoxious it really took the fun out of having him around. He walked around like he was ten feet tall and everyone treated him like he was !!! He finally got so mean I couldn't let him out of his cage at all anymore. Now he is 13 years old and I am trying to re-establish a proper relationship with him using Chet Womach's and others methods of Parrot Training. This was a good article. Thanks Lee Kim I totally agree! We have to have some control for the birds safety as well as our own. My CAG had free reign of the house years ago and became so obnoxious it really took the fun out of having him around. He walked around like he was ten feet tall and everyone treated him like he was !!! He finally got so mean I couldn’t let him out of his cage at all anymore. Now he is 13 years old and I am trying to re-establish a proper relationship with him using Chet Womach’s and others methods of Parrot Training. This was a good article. Thanks Lee

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