Training “Bravery” Into Macaws…. (and… errr… Elephants ;-)

July 21st, 2010

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Chet

If you’d like to learn more about Emotional Conditioning techniques and methods for eliminating your bird’s fears, then click here for DVD’s that teach you these techniques: Total Parrot Transformation Seminar

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7 Comments on “Training “Bravery” Into Macaws…. (and… errr… Elephants ;-)”

Xain 07/26/2010 9:59 am

gud job guyz…parrots usually get scared of big animals my parrots get scared of a cat..lol…. but u guyz roxk…..:D

Laurie 07/26/2010 10:31 am

I tried to buy the Total Parrot Transformation Seminar, following the link above. All is good until I tried to pay for it, and then I get “Cannot find server…yaddah yaddah yadday….does not exist or is not available.” If you aren’t selling the package anymore, you shouldn’t have the link up. When you offered it before I couldn’t afford it, but now I can, but I can’t buy it. :- (

Laurie, whenever you have problems, you can always call our phone number and talk to Wendy, she’d be happy to help you get the system ordered. The number is (877) 314-7066

Shannon 07/26/2010 11:00 am

Amazing trainers…thanks for sharing!

Emily 07/26/2010 11:11 pm

The Seminar sounds awesome!
I am very interested in getting it sometime when I have the money set aside for it.

I’m curious–my two female budgies are making the power pause technique with me very VERY slow. I don’t know if I’m reading them wrong, or if there are some major emotional issues I haven’t touched on yet.
I approach about ten feet away from them, and when they fluff up their feathers and relax, I click and back away. But for the past three days, once I get about three feet away (all was comfortable at four feet), they look relaxed, and then suddenly both panic. This is stretching into some of my target training too–everything is perfectly fine, and then they suddenly decide “I’m outta here”–they have some major hand phobias (I unfortunately started learning to train with both of them, and left some very traumatic memories in their minds before I learned about some of your techniques).

Jan 07/28/2010 12:30 am

that is cool for u to train the maccaws in the circus.

Laura 08/01/2010 1:28 pm

My eclectus, who used to be afraid of wild turkeys in our backyard, is now afraid of us. He had a bout w/ pseudamonas which included being toweled & medicated twice a day. That was in February & we haven’t gotten much further. I think he’d be more afraid of us than the elephant at this point. Hope you can help us.