Comments on: Socializing Parrots in a Big Way

By: 3 Examples Of The Unexpected Parrot Bite And What You Can Do To Avoid It

3 Examples Of The Unexpected Parrot Bite And What You Can Do To Avoid It — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 12:36:57 +0000

[...] lies in allowing a bird to respond well only to you. It is your duty to see that your parrot be socialized, not only to everyone one in the household, but to all humans. If something were to happen to [...]

By: Barbara DeFiore

Barbara DeFiore — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 01:30:10 +0000

This is great, I would love to try this with my Quaker as he’s not friendly to people. When he’s on his gym, he will run down and attempt to run over and bite who ever is there

By: Michelle B. Buffalo, NY.

Michelle B. Buffalo, NY. — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 23:37:09 +0000

Thats Fantastic! I have a blue and Gold Macaw, his name is Salem he is 16 years old and i am the second owner, Salem needs some extensive training, He is a sweet bird, has been getting used to others, he was confined to a small room, where he didn’t get alot of social activity, and since i have had him he seems to be more relaxed, he was also a feather plucker(not so easy to break) But there is always someone near him or in the same room with him, he loves to dance and sing, (not a very good singer)! LOL But we love him and are thinking about your training video, i think it would help us and help him as well. Keep up the good work! I love your passion for birds, they are amazing creatures………:)