flyingsowm
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- Jan 12, 2012
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Hi Everyone,
We have had a wonderful blue headed pionus for 4 years now. A few months ago we brought home a 1 year old brown headed parrot. He loves to cuddle with me but I find his shrill whistling call really loud from his cage. If he has treats (broccoli, nutriberries, apples, etc.) he is fine. I am not sure what to respond to verbally, what is acceptable contact calling and what is too loud. I made the mistake of completely ignoring any loud calling but it has become louder now. I think he is approaching puberty because he suddenly gets really aggressive 1)around my 8 year old daughter 2)on my shoulder so he is not allowed there 3)with food
We rehomed a quaker because he was way too loud for our house and I want to help this little guy stay sweet and loving and I don't want to reinforce his loud noises. Help would be great! I will post pictures today.
We have had a wonderful blue headed pionus for 4 years now. A few months ago we brought home a 1 year old brown headed parrot. He loves to cuddle with me but I find his shrill whistling call really loud from his cage. If he has treats (broccoli, nutriberries, apples, etc.) he is fine. I am not sure what to respond to verbally, what is acceptable contact calling and what is too loud. I made the mistake of completely ignoring any loud calling but it has become louder now. I think he is approaching puberty because he suddenly gets really aggressive 1)around my 8 year old daughter 2)on my shoulder so he is not allowed there 3)with food
We rehomed a quaker because he was way too loud for our house and I want to help this little guy stay sweet and loving and I don't want to reinforce his loud noises. Help would be great! I will post pictures today.