Right now Salty is.....

We have never specifically taught any of our Amazons to talk, Amazon sing, etc, let alone on command.

With a new arrival, our home is far too silent. When one climbs to health s/he begins to open up and that begins the joy of encouraging them. And, that clearly explains why I love a noisy Amazon: They are expressing their joy of life and it is a beautiful thing to behold. When they express their joy with Words, its a 'meant' response, example: I Love You, Hi, Hello, Kiss, and so many more endearing moments. Each have their own words and each so richly feel the word when they use it.

From my corner of this large room; I would never do it on Command as I love the simple joy of their want and when they want.

For you and others, please work with your Amazons. There is nothing more enjoyable than an Amazon expressing themselves.

After all, each morning; An Amazon Makes A Promise!
 
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By the way, it appears that Salty's Thread is approaching two very large achievements in the Loving and Living the Joy of an Amazon! So, let me be the first to congratulate Salty and You on (very soon) obtaining 1000 Posts and 50,000 views!!!

And also 100 Pages, a triple bell ringer!

Congratulations!!!
 
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'Boats it is our pleasure to share Salty's amazing journey with us with all of you on Parrot Forums.
He is truely a member of our family and a parrot thru and thru. I have had parrots almost my whole life, and I've loved each one but Salty is special and not just because he has learned dozens of tricks. He's a companion animal in the best sense of the phrase, but I think most parrots have the potential to be the same, with the right training, stimulation, diet and lots of love. Thank you, bro, for marking the milestones for us.
 
Truly our pleasure Master Wrench, it’s always a joy to view another fix of Salty and another pearl of wisdom from you:)
 
We love this thread and Salty videos. Nigel was following saltys lead with training. Slowly it’s now Kevin who watches and wonders, we will get there! #teamsalty


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First, i want to let all me friends on here that I am OK, and still recovering from quintduple bypass, double pneumonia, having the wrire holding the ribs to sternam come loose, yet another chest opening to install plastes and scrrew the ribs to the, sternum, getting single pneumonia this tiem. So not 100% yet but getting there.

Salty has been getting used to me being home all thetime, I hope when I reurn to work he does not give Geri issues. He has a new thing he does, he washes his toys off first then throws them onto the floor. Quite messy, but at least the floor is clean.

Also, I have to compliment the member who gave me the tip on harness training. Prior to this I has to try and tempt Salty putting his head thru the loop one pine nut at time. He is so quick often he got if befre I could get it over his head. Now,Ijust put the whole bowl of pine nuts in fron the the looop and he sticks his head right thru, no issues. Thanks very much! We even practice twice a training session. Great idea.
 
He washes his toys? He's part raccooon!

Glad to hear from you, Mr. W.
You are a required presence here.
 
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Salty just got weighed. 307 gr, down from his alltime high of 317 gr. This last batch of chop has way too mush pasta in it - new one will be more greens bassed. Next week is chop making Sat.
 
So glad to see you back, Al! Damn, you've been through the ringer! But you're tough as nails and already anticipating a return to work. Most impressive, good sir!

Looks like this practice of washing toys seems to be catching on. I'm trying to remember which members were saying the other day that their birds had taken to doing that as well. There are at least 2 others. Perhaps they communicate much as we do? Human Forums?
 
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So new video from 2-8-19



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Nice to have you back, friend! Hopefully your recovery continues along nicely and speedily!
 
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Thanks Tami. Salty was very distracted because my sons had friends comin and going . He does much better in a quiet surroundings .

Only 2 more Docs have to give the all clear before I can return to wirk and I see them next week
 
So very happy to hear that you are recovering. Its been a journey clearly not of your choice. Hope that the Doctors continue to be approving of your progress my friend.
Love the Salty videos!
 
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So the family sat down and made 132 bags fo a new recipe of chop. Its Wendys 16 bean salad recepie with like 3lb of habeneros abd chilies trown in. I hope he likes it or you'll see an advert for 130 bags of chop, shipped overnight in dry ice. But I doubt it - Salty is a sucker for anything spicy, and this batch almost ate its way thru vynyl gloves.
 
This is post #1000!!!!! I need to make chop this weekend.


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