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	<title>Comments on: Where to Get Your Training Clicker</title>
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		<title>By: Cassidy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Cassidy</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hey Chet,
   
        I have a Goffin Cockatoo named popcorn. he is stubborn and headstrong but those on a bird that sive are charming qualities. Anyway, when I try and get popcorn to step up, he either nips at me or put one foot on me and by the time I tell him &quot;Good Boy&quot; he bites my arm OW! BUT (and this is an interesting twist) It&#039;s only when he is in his cage. When he is out of his cage I can get him to step up with a little chasing (I have to move my arm around or else he goes somewhere else on his cage. he has a play top on his cage). I was wondering if this would work for his situation or do we need a more &quot;creative&quot; solution.</description>
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<p>        I have a Goffin Cockatoo named popcorn. he is stubborn and headstrong but those on a bird that sive are charming qualities. Anyway, when I try and get popcorn to step up, he either nips at me or put one foot on me and by the time I tell him &#8220;Good Boy&#8221; he bites my arm OW! BUT (and this is an interesting twist) It&#8217;s only when he is in his cage. When he is out of his cage I can get him to step up with a little chasing (I have to move my arm around or else he goes somewhere else on his cage. he has a play top on his cage). I was wondering if this would work for his situation or do we need a more &#8220;creative&#8221; solution.</p>
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