Dear Parrot Lover,

Does your parrot often mistake your fingers for his chew toy? Have you often asked yourself ‘Why’?

Whenever a parrot owner has been bitten by his or her parrot, they immediately start to distrust their parrot and slowly start to reduce the amount of time that they spend with their parrot. The parrot, on the other hand, sees this distance as a reason to defend himself and will become quite territorial.

It is obviously best to not let things escalate to this point. Be being positive and having lots of patience it is quite easy to turn a biting parrot into a sweet and cuddly one.

The first thing you should do is to learn how to interpret your parrot’s body language as this will give you clues as to when, and why, your parrot will bite.

In most cases, parrot owners don’t give their parrots the freedom to choose and will actually, unknowingly, force their parrot to do something that they simply do not want to do. So, the parrot bites their owner as a way of telling them that.

This is often the case when a parrot owner wants their parrot to step off of their shoulder after they’ve been there quite a while, and their parrot doesn’t want to leave their nice high perch and so bites the fingers that are intruding on their ‘branch’.

Common reasons that Parrots bite are:

Fear

Frustration

Reaching Adolescence

Molting Feathers

Protecting their cage/toys/favorite person

Jealousy

It is best to learn how to read the subtle behavior signs that parrots exhibit as a way of forewarning you that he is preparing to bite you. Once you are able to easily recognize these signs, not only will you be able to better understand your parrot’s behavior, but you will also be able to identify the triggering factors that precede a painful bite. Of course knowing all this will also help you in preventing your parrot from actually biting you ever again.

Such warning signs include your parrot pinning his eyes or fluffing out his feathers. Never ignore these signs. If you do, your parrot will most undoubtedly bite you, and you will either flinch and/or scream in pain.

Because parrots love comedic antics, they will quickly learn that if they bite you, you will ‘reward’ them with a performance.

Learning to understand your parrot’s behavior will help you to forge a better, loving and trusting relationship with your parrot that will last for many years to come.

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Unfortunately for some parrot owners, having a Parrot who bites is a way of life for them. They are constantly on guard and fearful that their Parrot will snap and lunge at them whenever he or she feels like it. This makes them nervous around their Parrot - which their Parrot will pick up on and will, in turn, be nervous around their owners. Nervous parrots bite….and so the cycle begins.

However, it doesn’t have to be this way at all!

The hardest step in training your parrot to not bite is to overcome your own fear of your parrot. Once an owner has been bitten by their parrot, it can be quite hard for them to trust their parrot to not bite them the next time they approach their parrot. Try to remain calm and confident whenever you are interacting with your parrot. Keep in mind that if you are nervous around your parrot, he or she will sense that and will be nervous as well; and a nervous or scared parrot can become aggressive very quickly and may bite purely out of protection, whether or not you meant any harm.

The next step in training your parrot to not bite is to understand your parrot’s behavior so that you can avoid ever being bitten again. Parrots are very intelligent creatures and as such, have their own unique way of communicating with their owners; as well as having an innate ability to understand complex things better than any other companion animal.

Your parrot will mostly like exhibit a behavior that will tell you he or she is upset and may be getting ready to bite. Once you have learned which behaviors these are, not only will you be able to prevent your parrot from biting, but you will also be able to identify the triggers that lead up to a bite.

A good example of this type of warning behavior is your parrot fluffing out his or her feathers and/or pinning their eyes.

It is important to heed these warning signs. If you do not and do get bitten, you will most probably flinch and scream from the shock and pain of being bitten. Now, because all parrots love a bit of drama, your parrot will love the reaction that you gave when you were bitten. Unfortunately, this means that be flinching and screaming you have now taught your parrot that if he or she bites you, they will receive a show and that they will be rewarded for the bite with your comedic antics and loud screams.

Remember that whenever your parrot does bite you, gently reprimand them with a stern ‘No Bite!”.

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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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Bringing home a new baby bird or a recently adopted parrot can be a very exciting time for you and your family. Be sure to makes your parrots transition into his new home as easy as possible by purchasing a few necessary supplies beforehand.

First, make sure that you purchase the largest cage that you can afford. Check to see that the bar spacing is narrow enough to prevent your bird from getting his head stuck between the bars. Also, your parrot should be able to flap his wings and turn around without touching either sides of the cage.

Second, place at least three different types of perches, with each having different diameters that are appropriate to your bird’s foot size. Good examples include natural branches, rope perches or concrete pedicure perches that help to keep your parrot’s nails trim.

Third, be sure to buy appropriate sized toys. The best toys will match your parrot’s playing style, but since he is a new bird, you may not know what his playing style is just yet. Therefore, look for toys that provide a variety of playtime options. Among these should be a toy that can be chewed on without parts being ingested, feather toys for preening, swings, puzzle toys and, of course the most important: foraging toys.

Fourth, buy a good quality play gym for your parrot to play on when he is out of his cage. This should be easily movable so that you can take your bird with you into any room.

Fifth, your bird will need an indestructible carrier as well. You should modify it and drill holes inside the carrier for a perch, toy and food and water cups.

Sixth, you new parrot will need a specific type of food that has been created for his stage in life. Check with the breeder, previous owner, or pet store to help you buy the right food. Your parrot should also be given a variety of seeds, grains, fruits and vegetables as well.

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Parrots are amazing creatures because they have the ability to learn new words and concepts in order to express themselves to their families.

However, parrots need to learn how to talk and they rely on their owners to teach them.

It’s not just the big parrots like Macaws and African Grays that can learn to talk - ALL parrots have the ability to talk as long as they receive the right kind of training and support from their owners.

Start by showing enthusiasm for every word or phrase that you speak to your parrot. He will soon pick up on your excitement and will start to pronounce those words himself.

Avoid repeating words and rather use words and phrases to describe your actions to your parrot. This way he will be able to quickly make a physical association with the words that he is learning from you. For example, saying good bye to your parrot every time you leave home will teach your parrot that when you say ‘good bye’ you will leave the house for a while but will be back later.

Since it is likely that your parrot will outlive you, make sure that you teach your parrot appropriate sounds and words as you will probably have to listen to them for many years to come!

Place your parrot’s cage in the family room so that he can hear and see the family members and TV or Radio as this will help him learn faster. But turn them off when you are trying to teach your parrot a specific word or phrase as these are distractions and you need to have your parrot’s undivided attention.

Soon you will have a talking parrot that will be the ‘talk of the town’, once your family and friends learn about his amazing talking ability!

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Dear Parrot Lover,

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Every parrot owner desires a pet parrot that will not only love them unconditionally but will also be well behaved. Sadly, not every parrot owner is granted this wish, simply because they do not know how to properly train their pet parrots.

When deciding to train your parrot, there are a few pointers that you should continue, the most important being that how you respond to your parrot’s behavior will affect your parrot’s attitude towards you.

Remember, that no matter how annoyed or frustrated you become, you should never, under any circumstances, hit your parrot or throw things at your parrot’s cage. Parrots are also very fragile animals and just the smallest bit of force can lead to a serious injury and even death. Physically abusing any parrot can cause psychological problems for the parrot and even lead to more aggression in your parrot.

Do not continue to show your disapproval at your parrot’s behavior as this can cause undue emotional stress for your parrot. Instead, keep your parrot’s training session short, sweet and to the point.

Never punish your parrot by withholding its food! Not only is that cruel, but it could also cause serious physical and emotional damage to your parrot. Instead use treats as a reward for accomplishing certain mile stones.

As funny as it sounds, try to appear as comical as possible whilst training your parrot. Parrots can quickly pick up on their owner’s facial expressions and will quickly learn as long as your body language expresses your dislike for your parrot’s behavior. At the same time, be sure to speak softly to your parrot. However, the tone of your voice should not be too low or too loud.

When your training session is over, allow your parrot to go back into his cage or onto a play stand for a rest period. Wait at least half an hour before you go back to your parrot and play with him so that he knows he did a good job.

All parrots have their own unique personality and intelligence level. Some parrots will learn faster than other parrots of the same species. Do not be too discouraged if your parrot does not seem to enjoy his training sessions with you. If you are consistent with the training sessions, your parrot will eventually learn what is expected of him.

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Welcome to my new Parrot Blog.I am sure all the Parrot lovers across the globe will be have a great time while interacting through this Blog.

Are you the proud new owner of a Parrot?

Or do you already care for a Parrot?

Is your Parrot intelligent?

Smart enough to talk even?

Would you like your Parrot to talk to you?

Do you even know how to teach your Parrot to talk?

Many Parrot owners believe that their Parrot will never learn to talk simply because their Parrot is not an African Grey or a Cockatoo or even a Macaw. This is false! Any Parrot can learn to talk! All they need is the proper instruction coupled with your loving attention and patience.

Here are a few suggestions and tips to help get you started right away in teaching your Parrot to talk:

In most cases, Parrots will bite because their owners are are trying to make them do something that they do not want to do. Such as being placed back in their cage when they still want to play some more. This could be easily fixed by creating a daily playtime routine for your Parrot.

Write up a list of a few keywords, sentences, or even sounds that you eventually want your Parrot to learn and recite them to your Parrot. It is always best to 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 sleep.

It is far better to have a conversation with your Parrot rather than just talking down to your Parrot. Try not to repeat a word over and over again, but instead have a chat with him. Describe to your Parrot what you are doing and always ask him what he is doing too. Every day say hello to your Parrot when you come home and say bye-bye when you go out.

By showing enthusiasm for each phrase that you are trying to teach your Parrot, he will quickly pick up on your excitement and will want to learn those fun sounding words too.

When teaching your Parrot to talk, it is crucial that your Parrot only hears your voice. So do not have the TV or radio on as this type of noise can be very distracting for your Parrot.

Choose a time of day when you and your Parrot can have each other’s undivided attention. Try and stick to this same time every day in order to create a routine for your Parrot. Training a Parrot to talk this way is much easier and faster for both you!

Keep in mind that larger Parrots can live to be 70 years old and older. With this in mind, what sounds and words do you want to hear for the next seventy years? Obviously, if you don’t like opera, then don’t teach it to your Parrot. A popular song or catchphrase today might be out of style tomorrow.

Be careful of profanity, too. Many Parrots have had to find new homes because of their profane vocabulary, which is unfair to the Parrot since he probably learnt those words hoping to please his owner in the first place!

Place your Parrot and his cage in a setting where he can learn from people, such as in the living room or family room. If your Parrot is in the company of good conversation and there is a lot of good stimulation as well as the right environment, then you will have a talking Parrot in no time!

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Dear Parrot Lover,

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Dear Parrot Lover,

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Today I am going to reveal some important facts on Parrot’s biting that all parrot owners should know. Read on to know about them in details:

Parrots that bite are not very valued members of any human household. It is very upsetting to any Parrot owner when their Parrot starts biting them and, in most cases, often leads to the Parrot being neglected in their cages because their owners are afraid to handle them.

Honestly, once an owner has been bitten by their Parrot they are usually a lot more weary of their Parrot. However there are some very simple steps to take in stopping your Parrot from biting you.

First try to take note of the situation that your Parrot is in when he does bite you.

In most cases, Parrots will bite because their owners are trying to make them do something that they do not want to do. Such as being placed back in their cage when they still want to play some more. This could be easily fixed by creating a daily playtime routine for your Parrot.

Bring your Parrot out of his cage for a set amount of time at roughly the same time each day. Your Parrot will soon understand when playtime is over and some Parrots will usually end up walking or flying over to their cages on their own when they sense that playtime is over.

Have you ever been bitten by your parrot when you are trying to get him to step off your shoulder?

Well firstly, parrots love high places and your shoulder is the perfect height for them so, no, your parrot is not going to want to leave your shoulder, and secondly, just because you want to spend time with your parrot right now, doesn’t mean that your parrot wants to spend time with you right now.

Try to avoid allowing your Parrot to sit or ride around on your shoulder. To him, your shoulder is just another perch and your head can get in his way. You need to show your Parrot that you are the flock leader by making sure that your head is always higher than theirs. If your Parrot is on your shoulder he is at the same height as your head and a dominance struggle
will ensue.

Or perhaps, you want to spend time with your parrot and you reach into his cage to get him out and he bites you?

Is your Parrot in a round or circular cage? Did you know that placing your parrot in a round cage is a surefire way of setting him up to be a nervous parrot?

Nervous parrots like to bite to protect themselves! Parrots who live day in and day out in a round cage do not have a corner to which he can feel protected and secure. Many experts discourage owners from buying round cages as this disorientates the bird and makes them anxious. Your parrot will literally be ‘going around in circles’ in its own cage and this can make them quite irritable!

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All Parrots exhibit warning signs prior to biting their owners. The most common signs to watch out for are your Parrot pinning his eyes or fluffing
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Be vigilant around your Parrot. Make sure that you are not over-stepping your Parrot/Human boundaries. If you happen to get bitten by your Parrot, try not to scream, as this will teach your Parrot a new trick: that biting you is rewarded with your loud vocalizations.

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Today I am going to reveal some important facts on Parrot’s screaming that all parrot owners should know. Read on to know about them in details:

In the wild, Parrot’s are a part of a large flock. Screaming and singing very loudly are part of their day-to-day routine as part of that flock. Captive bred Parrots are still engrained with that need to be loud.

However, this does not mean that your Parrot has to become a screaming menace in your household.

When addressing your Parrot’s screaming behavior, you should first rule out any medical condition that would be causing your Parrot to scream, such as pain or sickness.

Here are three of the best tips to end your Parrot’s screaming forever:

1. Sleep: As humans, we require at least 6-8 hours of sleep per night in order to be able to function properly.

Parrots generally require a minimum of 12 hours of sleep per night in order for them to behave properly. Does your parrot get enough sleep?

All parrots are inclined to be irritable if they don’t get enough sleep. Even though some parrots do to take naps throughout the day, they still need a minimum of 12 hours of complete darkness each night.

2. Boredom: As part of a flock in the wild, parrots spend a lot of time and energy searching for their food, but, in captivity, their food is already provided to them in a bowl in their cage.

Since they no longer have a ‘job’ to do, Parrots become bored and frustrated, and it’s easy for that frustration to escalate into screaming. Always make sure that your Parrot has plenty of interactive toys for him to play with and rotate these toys every few days as well to give your Parrot more variety in his cage.

Also provide your parrot with a few foraging activities - this way your parrot will have a ‘job’ again in searching for his food treats.

Place a few treats inside a small cardboard box and place it in your parrot’s cage. He will have to figure out how to open the box to get to the treats. This will keep your parrot occupied and scream-free for hours.

3. Ignore your Parrot’s screaming: Whenever your Parrot screams, ignore him. Walk out of the room. Close the door. This will teach your parrot that you will not respond to his screaming tantrums.

Parrots scream for a few reasons; the most common being that they are trying to make contact with you, their flock buddy.

Try and teach your Parrot to use his ‘inside voice’, meaning teach a different and more acceptable sound.

Whenever your Parrot starts to scream, repeat the desired sound or word to your Parrot. Eventually he will learn to mimic this sound or word and will use it whenever he wants to get your attention.

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Remember though, that you will need to reward your Parrot whenever he uses this sound or word instead of screaming.

Keep in mind that you should expect your parrot to scream a lot more for a short while before he stops screaming entirely. This is called an extinction burst.

Basically your Parrot will try to scream very hard before giving up completely and resorting to the new sound or word.

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