Conquer BITING! Teach Your Baby Parrot Not To Bite |

No More Unnecessary #parrot #bites!
Let's explore why baby parrots bite and how you can teach them not to bite needlessly!
Baby parrots may bite to communicate hunger, defend themselves, or simply to develop their sense of bite strength. Biting is natural behavior for them, but it’s important to help them understand when their bites are too hard.
One method that works well is similar to how puppies learn bite inhibition. When a baby parrot bites, don’t pull your hand away, as that can encourage them. Instead, provide feedback by making a pained sound, letting them know the bite was too hard. If your bird lives with other parrots, they’ll often learn bite control through flock interaction as well.
I’ve used this method successfully with my Parrotlets and Green-cheek Conures, and they don’t bite as adults. We’re also trying it with Merlin, our Blue-headed Macaw, and it’s working!
Raising parrots with companions and giving them proper guidance can lead to well-mannered, bite-free adults.
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