parrot training

Rescued parrots often come with invisible wounds—mistrust, trauma, and fear developed from neglect, abuse, or prolonged isolation. Helping a fearful or rescued parrot rediscover sa…

Parrots are naturally vocal creatures—but excessive screaming or constant noise can signal stress, unmet needs, or behavioral issues. For bird owners, managing a noisy parrot requi…

Trust is earned, not forced. Parrots are prey animals—their instinct is to distrust. Success requires patience, consistency, and species-specific strategies. 1. The Foundation: Res…

Parrot Foraging Education Learnt Throughout the Early Parrot Education Stage Stage 1 of Early Parrot Education: Introductory Stage Elementary Foraging Skills The crop, once fully e…

We tend to think of parrots as great talkers – an image reinforced by countless movies, TV shows, and ads. However, not all parrots learn to talk, and even among species renowned f…

Space. The place where the training takes place needs to be a quiet spot, with minimal chance of noisy kids, dogs, etc., bursting in on the action! Even the largest and boldest par…

Parrot tricks are something that owner and bird get a great deal of pleasure from. But it’s important to realize that this there’s no exploitation or cruelty involves – for a train…

Parrots are clever birds, which makes them relatively easy to teach. Many species can be taught to poop in a certain place, just like a cat or dog. This is very handy if your parro…

If you’ve just adopted a parrot, you have a pet capable of some astonishing feats. These highly intelligent birds can be trained to sit on your shoulder, perch, dance, fetch,…