How long does it take a conure to learn the fox whistle?

GretcheNicole1987

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We have had our Jenday conure for about 2 months. We started doing the fox whistle often to teach her. She caught on in two weeks. I am just an extra proud momma or is that pretty quickly? Thanks!
 
From what I've read they're all a bit different if they choose to speak or song or whistle at all - so I think you should go ahead and be a super proud momma! 🎉🎉 My ringneck has yet to copy me after six months haha - he looks at me like he knows his language is better ;)

Welcome to the forums, too! We love stories about how smart our birds are, and of course pictures!! 😁
 
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From what I've read they're all a bit different if they choose to speak or song or whistle at all - so I think you should go ahead and be a super proud momma! 🎉🎉 My ringneck has yet to copy me after six months haha - he looks at me like he knows his language is better ;)

Welcome to the forums, too! We love stories about how smart our birds are, and of course pictures!! 😁
Awe, a ring neck? I really really looked into them. They are so beautiful. Unfortunately I didn't click with any that I got to hang out with. Maybe next time around 💜
 
It’ll come down to the individual, as noted. Also key is their history with speech and whistles. If its one of the first things they’re learning - if they do it at all - could take a lot longer. if they have more experience, a lot shorter. My boy already has a big vocabulary including various whistles, so when i introduced a new, extemely simple whistle to him, its simplicity allowed him to pick it up in mere days (it was simply whistling the same tone three times - three pulses).
 
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It’ll come down to the individual, as noted. Also key is their history with speech and whistles. If its one of the first things they’re learning - if they do it at all - could take a lot longer. if they have more experience, a lot shorter. My boy already has a big vocabulary including various whistles, so when i introduced a new, extemely simple whistle to him, its simplicity allowed him to pick it up in mere days (it was simply whistling the same tone three times - three pulses).
That's so neat. He sounds like a very bright boy, thanks for your insight!
 

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