Dear Parrot Lover,

Teaching your parrot to talk is much easier than you think! All parrots have talking ability - it just takes a lot of patience and knowledge on the part of their owners to help them realize their full talking potential.

Unlike cats and dogs, parrots are so intelligent that they can even understand and repeat certain words very quickly. In fact, most parrots even have the ability to use such words at appropriate times as well.

If your parrot has already picked up a few words that he has heard you speak around the house on his own, you may want to train him to respond verbally to questions that you ask him. This will steadily increase their vocabulary. However, first you should teach him to imitate the desired response or answer first. Engaging your parrot in a conversation is a great way to help keep his mind as stimulated as possible.

When trying to teach your parrot to talk, you should introduce a new word to your parrot by speaking it aloud and then by using it in various sentences and phrases, as this will help your parrot to hear the word being repeated in different contexts.

Whenever your parrot repeats the word back to you, immediately give him plenty of praise!

Having a conversation with your parrot can be lots of fun, but it is best to stick with chatting back and forth with him about things that are important to your parrot, such as food and his toys.

As soon as you feel that your parrot knows and understands the correct response, you can then start a conversation with your parrot by asking him the question that will ultimately lead to the word or phrase answer that he now knows. Be sure to reward your parrot whenever he says the correct answer.

Parrots will learn vocalizations over a period of time - to speed things up be sure to clearly pronounce your words so that your parrot can easily pick up on the sounds.

Remember to congratulate your parrot as often as possible and give him a nice treat whenever he attempts to say the correct response. Food can be used as a great reward! No parrot can refuse a tasty treat, just be sure not to withhold your parrots food altogether as that is considered animal abuse.

You can continue with this training until your parrot responds with the correct answer every time that he is asked the specific question. Teaching your parrot to talk this way can be challenging for both you and your parrot. Just don’t give up and keep practicing patiently.

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One factor that might be preventing your bird from talking

Use audio tapes and CDs you already own as a teaching tool

Amaze your friends when your parrot communicates, not just talk

Two special indicators of readiness to learn to talk

Best time of day (if the time is wrong, your parrot might never speak)

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Avoid creating a mean parrot

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The amount of light your parrot gets affects screeching

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Birds, especially Parrots, have the inherit ability to love their caretakers - you!

But they also have another inherit ability - to learn words and phrases! In effect, parrots can learn to talk.

Have you ever heard a parrot talking? Isn’t it the most amazing thing you have ever heard? Parrots truly are amazing animals simply because, unlike other household animals, they can be taught to new words and concepts that will help them express themselves to their human families more clearly.

However, parrots need to learn how to talk properly and so they rely heavily on their loving and kind owners to teach them.

Forget about African Greys’ and Macaws’ being the only parrots that can talk. Any parrot can be taught to talk as long their owners know how to teach them correctly.

Parrot talking lessons should be conducted by someone who has a lot of love for the parrot, as well as a lot of patience too. Start teaching your parrot to talk by first showing enthusiasm for each word that you say to him. Quickly he will notice your obvious excitement and will start to pronounce those words all by himself.

Allow your parrot to practice those words on his own. Pretty soon, in his own time, he will have mastered those words and will be speaking them quite clearly.

One thing to keep in mind when conducting your parrot talking classes, is to try and avoid repeating words over and over again to your parrot. This will only confuse your bird and he will not learn anything.

A good idea is to use words and phrases to describe what you are doing. This way, your parrot will quickly make a physical association with the words that you are teaching him, such as saying ‘good night’ when you are covering your parrot’s cage at bedtime.

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Dear Parrot Lover,

If you are like most parrot owners, you secretly wish to have a loving and trusting relationship with your pet parrot. But as much as you desire that, your parrot seems to have his own wishes - that of biting you, scratching you, pooping on you and maybe even screaming at you.

The secret here is to simply learn a few very important training tips and tricks to help you turn your mean pet parrot into a loving pet parrot.

Obviously the most important thing to keep in mind is to have plenty of patience with yourself and your parrot. Never raise your voice or shout at your parrot! This will only make things worse in the long run as you would have inadvertently taught your parrot that when he is naughty he will be rewarded with a show - meaning your comedic antics and high pitched voice! It is very hard to un-teach this to a parrot.

Also remember that you should never, under any circumstances, ever hit your parrot or throw things at his cage or play stand whilst he is on or in it. All birds are extremely fragile creatures and even the tiniest about of force can cause serious injury and even bring death to your bird. Physically abusing any parrot, such as taping them on their beak or pulling their tail feathers, can cause immense psychological problems for the parrot and will eventually lead to more aggression.

If you are upset at your parrot, try to loudly voice your disapproval. Rather try to keep your parrot’s training session short, sweet and to the point.

During a training session, try to be as comical as possible and overly pronounce words and phrases. Your parrot will be more attracted to your comedic antics and will actually learn faster because he will want to do whatever is appropriate in order to have you act that funny way again.

After every training session, no matter how well or poorly it ended, you and your parrot deserve a break from each. Be sure to gently place your parrot back inside his cage or on his play stand for at least 30 minutes before attempting another training session.

Another vital tip is to remember that just like individual people, parrots too have their own unique personalities; because of this some parrots will learn faster than other parrots of the same species. Do not take this too personally if this seems to be the case with your parrot. Just remember to be consistent with his training sessions and your parrot will eventually learn what is expected of him.

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Parrots are extremely intelligent creatures that can pick new words quite quickly. Most parrots even have the ability to use these words at the most appropriate times.

If your parrot already knows a few words, you may want to train him to respond verbally to questions that you ask him, as this will help to gradually increase their vocabulary. However, you should first teach your parrot to actually imitate your desired response or answer first. Remember, to always engage your parrot in a conversation that actually satisfies his need for socialization.

As soon as your parrot says something, make sure that you give him plenty of praise, and then you should repeat the word aloud and try to use it in various sentences and phrases. This will help your parrot to hear the word being repeated in different contexts.

When attempting to have conversations with your parrot try to stick with talking back and forth about things that are important to your parrot, like their food or toys.

Once you are confident that your parrot has mastered the correct response, you can start a conversation with your parrot by asking him the question. Remember to pronounce your words eloquently, so that your parrot can easily pick up on the sounds. Your parrot will learn vocalizations over time.

As soon as you feel that your parrot understands the questions being asked and can repeat them back to you, you can then prompt your parrot to speak the desired response. Be sure to reward your parrot whenever he says the correct answer.

Both food and attention are seen as desired rewards by parrots. Therefore be sure to praise your parrot as often as possible and give him a nice treat whenever he attempts to say the correct response.

This training can continue until your parrot consistently responds with the correct answer every time that he is asked the specific question. This verbal trick can be hard for a parrot to learn and will take a lot of patience on both your parts. Do not give up!

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Whilst every parrot owner truly desires a pet parrot that will love them unconditionally they also desire one that is rather well behaved. Unfortunately, not all parrot owners are granted such a desire. This is usually because these parrot owners do not know the right way in which to train their pet parrots.

However, training your parrot not only takes patience (on both your parts), you will also need to understand a few pointers on parrot training basics as well.

The very first pointer, to take into consideration when training your parrot, is that how you respond to your parrot’s behavior will directly affect your parrot’s attitude towards you.

Therefore, keep in mind that no matter how frustrated you may become, you should never, ever yell at your parrot or throw things at our parrot, or even hit your parrot! Parrots are extremely fragile creatures and any such negative occurrence can severely harm them both emotionally and physically.

It is therefore best to keep your parrot’s training sessions short, sweet and to the point.

You should never consider punishing your parrot by withholding its food. However, it is good idea to use their favorite foods as treats to entice and reward your parrot for learning a new trick.

When this training session is finished, place your parrot back into his cage or even onto a play stand for so that he can have a short rest. You should then wait about 30 minutes before you go back to your parrot to play with him so that he knows he did a good job.

Each parrot is as unique as their owners are and their personalities will play a large part in their training. Some parrots will be able to learn certain cue’s faster than other parrots will. Remember to take all this in stride and do not become too discouraged if your parrot does not seem to learn anything from his training sessions. Consistency and patience will eventually pay off!

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Every parrot owner’s worst fear is that their parrot will bite them. And rightly so! All parrots have the capability of biting their owners at some point. However, there are a few simple steps that you can take to stop your parrot from biting you.

The most common reason that a parrot bites is that he does not want to do what his owner wants him to do at that time. For example, if a parrot does not want to step off your shoulder, he will try to bite your hand when you raise it to your shoulder for your parrot to step on to. Parrots love high places, such as the highest branch in a tree and, obviously, your shoulder is the highest branch that you your parrot can get to, which means that your parrot will be quite reluctant to step down from your shoulder.

You should teach your parrot some boundaries in order to avoid being bitten in the future. Perhaps it will be better if you did not allow your parrot to step up onto your shoulder in the first place.

Other reasons why some Parrots may bite:

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Frustration

Jealousy

Protecting their cage/toys

Reaching Adolescence

However, simply understanding your parrot’s body language can help you to stop your parrot from biting you ever again! Before he bites, your parrot will exhibit rather subtle behavioral signs to warn you that he is getting ready to bite. But, once you’ve recognized these signs, not only will you be able to understand your parrot’s behavior better, but you will also be able to identify the triggering factors that can lead up to a bite, thereby preventing your parrot from biting you ever again!

The most common behavioral warning signs are fluffed out feathers or pinning eyes.

If you ignore these warning signs, your parrot will bite you causing you to pull back and perhaps shout out in pain or shock. Your parrot will actually love your antics and will quickly learn that biting you rewards him with a show!

Therefore it is very important for you carefully observe your parrot so that you can learn to identify which behaviors are normal and which are trouble.

Like dogs, parrots can also sense when someone is afraid of them and they will react negatively towards that person. Therefore it is best that you always approach your parrot in a confident and positive manner, attempting to regain his trust.

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Parrots are extremely intelligent creatures and should be treated with the utmost love and respect. Because of their ability to learn, there are 10 things that you should be aware of when training your parrot:

1. Remember that how you interact with your parrot will have a lasting impression with him.

2. Remember to always remain calm whenever you are interacting with your parrot.

3. Remember to never scream at your parrot, no matter what he says or does! When you raise your voice, your parrot immediately thinks that you are playing some sort of game and will also scream in order to play with you.

4. Remember to speak slowly, softly and calmly to your parrot, especially when you are reprimanding him.

5. Remember to never hit your parrot or throw things at him or his cage. Parrots are very fragile and can become injured very easily if they are manhandled. Abusing a pet bird physically can lead to psychological problems in the long run.

6. Remember to not tease your parrot unfairly. Emotionally abusing your parrot is the same as physically abusing your parrot and will ultimately lead to aggression in your parrot towards you.

7. Remember to never hold a grudge, no matter how bad your parrot is. Parrots are very sensitive and will understand that they have done something wrong just by seeing your facial expression and body language. Prolonged negative attention can cause undue emotional stress for your parrot so liven up as soon as you believe that you parrot has learnt that he did something wrong.

8. Remember that punishing your parrot by withholding food and water is abuse and can lead to serious physical and emotional damage to your parrot. Compromising your parrot’s health is never the right way to deal with any behavior problem.

9. Remember to use the ’step up’ command so that your parrot will step up onto your hand.

10. Remember to be very enthusiastic whenever you praise your parrot, as they can pick up on your facial expression and will quickly learn through your actions.

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Do you think that your Parrot is intelligent? Perhaps even smart enough to talk? Do you want your Parrot to talk to you and actually have conversations with you?

Great! But do you know how to properly teach your Parrot to talk?

It is a common misbelieve that only large parrots such as Cockatoos and African Grey’s can learn to talk. In fact, any parrot can be taught to talk - all they need is the proper instruction, as well as loving support from their owners.

Here’s a great tip: Always show enthusiasm for every word or phrase that you say to your parrot. He will quickly catch onto your excitement and will then soon start to pronounce those fun sounding words as well.

Instead of repeating words over and over again to your Parrot, rather describe to him what it is that you are doing as you attend to your household chores. This makes the Parrot engage in conversations with you at a later stage. Always say hello when you come home and good bye when you leave for the day. Also, always repeat words with the same actions or at the same time of day, such as “Good Night” every night before you put your Parrot to bed and cover him up for the night.

Wouldn’t it be nice to see the looks on your friends’ faces when they hear your parrot talking? Your friends and family members will be easily impressed by your parrots talking ability, as long as you teach him properly.

Something to always remember when teaching your parrot a new word or phrase, is not to teach them a naughty word or an annoying sound. This is because parrots do live very long lives and you don’t want to always hear a noise or word that might bother you or embarrass you when company’s over!

Your parrot’s cage should be placed in a busy area of your house, such as the living room, where he can watch and listen and learn from the family members in the house.

However, when you do give your parrot a training session, make sure that he only hears your voice. Switch the TV and radio off before training your parrot. Also, choose a time of day when you and your Parrot can have each other’s undivided attention. Training a Parrot to talk this way is much easier and faster for both you!

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Parrots are very good at hiding when they are sick. By the time you realize it, it is probably too late to help your parrot. So it is vitally important for you to regularly take your parrot to the vet for a health check up. You should also keep a vigilant eye on your parrot and take him to the vet as soon as you notice anything out of the ordinary with his behavior.

You should also educate yourself on the different kinds of illnesses that parrots can succumb to, as well as how to administer first aid for your parrot.

Ask your avian vet to teach you how to trim your parrot’s nails and wings at home. It is less stressful for your parrot to have his nails and wings clipped by you at home, rather than at the vet’s office.

Keeping your parrot healthy also means feeding him healthy foods. Parrots should be eating a diet of seeds, pellets, fruits, nuts, vegetables and grains. However, avoid buying commercial parrot food that has too many brightly colored pellets as they actually contain sugared food coloring!

Parrots should never be fed chocolate, avocados, rhubarb leaves, alcohol, caffeine or salty or fatty foods.

Your bird should not spend all of its time in its cage. So make sure that you have play stand for him to play on for at least two hours every day.

However, the size and placement of your parrot’s cage will greatly affect his health and happiness. Therefore, it is best to try to buy the largest cage that you can afford. Your parrot should be able to turn around inside the cage without his wings or tail feathers touching the bars. Remember to clean your bird’s cage thoroughly on a weekly basis.

The cage should be placed in a corner of a room that receives a lot of traffic, such as the family room. Just don’t put your parrot too close to the TV as this can hurt his ears!

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