Hellwalker
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Angy cockatiel!
How old is he?
He might of hit puberty
Birds just randomly decide to hate things at that age
My sunnie (tango) used to go for my feet as well
I put on cute lil shark slippers and he was horrified of them..
Never went near my feet again xD
How old is he?
He might of hit puberty
Birds just randomly decide to hate things at that age
My sunnie (tango) used to go for my feet as well
I put on cute lil shark slippers and he was horrified of them..
Never went near my feet again xD
Puberty is most likely at one year old
As i said birds just randomly hate things at tgar age lol
Wear these weird house shoes if you wanna protect your toes!
Birds don't think feet are part of us. A lot of birds attack feet.
If you don't want a behavior to happen, you make it hard for that behavior to happen. So wear shoes, keep him off the floor.
Every time he is on the floor move him to perch and reward and treat at perch areas. I don't let my burds on floor as I have dogs. They know as soon as they are on the floor I will move them. They rarely go to the floor now.
If you don't want a behavior to happen, you make it hard for that behavior to happen. So wear shoes, keep him off the floor.
Every time he is on the floor move him to perch and reward and treat at perch areas. I don't let my burds on floor as I have dogs. They know as soon as they are on the floor I will move them. They rarely go to the floor now.
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There's one easy solution. It's called...
SLIPPERS!!!
Seriously. As stated above, birds will probably stop attacking you if you wear slippers. Or at least you won't feel it or feel the need to do something (like punish them, which you should never do).
Keep them off the floor. They can eat something bad, get stepped on, stuck in a door, trapped under furniture, etc.
SLIPPERS!!!
Seriously. As stated above, birds will probably stop attacking you if you wear slippers. Or at least you won't feel it or feel the need to do something (like punish them, which you should never do).
Keep them off the floor. They can eat something bad, get stepped on, stuck in a door, trapped under furniture, etc.
Koko_the_fluf
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Yup slippers are the best at solving this problem! 
AmyMyBlueFront
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And a Normal Grey Cockatiel named BB who came home with me on 5/20/2016.
My Amazon chases/attacks my feet when he's pissed off about something...even with shoes/slippers on
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