Hyacinth Macaws:
"How To Not Screw Up Your Hyacinth Macaw"
Since I started consulting with Hyacinth Macaw owners
over 4 years ago, and taught hundreds of Hyacinths how to behave better through
my training course for
Hyacinth Macaws there's 2 simple things you must do to get a Hyacinth Macaw
to remain nice through it's whole life.
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Properly Socialize Your Hyacinth Macaw -- Get
your Hyacinth around new situations constantly. Slowly introduce new
toys, new people and new objects. Hyacinth Macaws need to be
taught that it's ok and normally to see something new. And it's your
job as their caretaker to make sure that new exposures are pleasant
Don't push Hyacinth Macaws into situations that scare them. Every
new situation should be a fun playful process and have EXTREMELY low anxiety
for the Hyacinth.
So keep new exposures limited to just a few minutes here and there
throughout the day. Just exposing your Hyacinth Macaw to 3 new happy
situations, people or toys a day will go a long way in keeping him happy for
life.
Just remember that this should be a daily and weekly habit for the first few
years of your Hyacinth Macaw's life. Just exposing him to a few things
for the first few months won't be enough, it needs to be a continuing
process until he is a full adult. And even then it's still a good idea
to continue on.
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Watch How Other Hyacinth Macaws Are Trained -- But
the hand's down best way to learn
how to raise
perfect Hyacinth Macaws is to watch
videos of Macaws
being trained!
That's why I created a system where you get to watch real, untamed Macaws
being trained to stop biting, screaming and other behavior problems.
So you can just take your Hyacinth Macaw and follow along.
We have received hundreds of success stories from owners of Hyacinth Macaws
and they find that just watching me on video and teaching them
how to train their
Hyacinth Macaw a few tricks has been instrumental in completely changing
their birds behavior for the better.
If you would like to learn more
about how I can help your Hyacinth Macaw,
sign up for our free
parrot training videos and lessons here
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