Comments on: Target Training Budgie

By: Donna

Donna — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 20:03:04 +0000

I think my 2 year old african grey that we have had since he was weaned it smarter than I……he talks extremely well and whistles many tunes, but would often shy away from me unless I had food…..i tried the parrot pause, and after the second time he runs to my hand instead of away…..then acts as if he wants his head petted. When i quit, his comment was hmmmmm……I do have a question, for larger parrots (we have an amazon and an african grey…..do you still use something as small as a chopstick?

By: MhkZha

MhkZha — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:44:09 +0000

We bought a male cockatiel.Later we bought another female cockatiel.The male cockatieI died after eight months.The left female cockatiel,that we bought in January 2009,It is very aggresive with everyone.Doesn’t lets anyone to touch her.We can only rub her head and she likes it but if we touch her back,She screams as if she is injured don’t know wy we checked her but there was nothing but some kind of wings.We let her out daily.And she mosty likes to sit in front of the mirror.Even when she is out.Sometimes if someone touches her she flies. Can I still Train her.She can sing and I have taught her many songs too.She likes mirror a lot.And sings when it is placed in front of her.I just want to know can I train her still.If yes then how.I’ve got your movies and they are great.I liked them a lot.But I’ll try them after my exams when I’ll get time to.

By: Laurie Cormack

Laurie Cormack — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:02:54 +0000

Hi:
You and your girlfriend are natural bird people. So good to see, in a world where there are far too many parrot refuges and abusive situations for the pets we love.
Laurie