Step by Step Book About Training Your Parakeets

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This is a cute little book about parakeets, including health care, training tips, supplies and breeding. It is fun to read but I was disappointed to see that most of the information found in this book can also be found in most budgie web sites.

It will make a great present for a child with a budgie, but if you have Internet access, pass on.4/5(8). Step by Step Book About Training Your Parakeet Paperback – February 1, by Darlene Campbell (Author) out of 5 stars 9 ratings. See all 4 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions.

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This is a cute little book about parakeets, including health care, training tips, supplies and breeding. It is fun to read but I was disappointed to see that most of the information found in this book can also be found in most budgie web sites/5.

A step-by-step book about training your parakeet. [J Darlene Campbell] -- Concisely covers all areas leading up to finger and shoulder training and. There is information on choosing a parakeet, feeding a parakeet, and full step by step instructions on hand training your parakeet.

You can learn about parakeet activities, parakeet toys, and parakeet socialization/5(44). If your a new bird owner this book is for you. It teaches you how and where to train your bird. It also gives you step by step instructions on how to train the bird and the length of time it would take to do it.

I would recommend this book to anyone. Received book and it helped with some of the basics My Cockatiel is still in training/5(13). Parakeet Training: how to teach your parakeet to talk, teach your parakeet to step up, how to tame a parakeet, teach your parakeet tricks and games and more.

for the first few days just sit beside the cage and softly talk to the parakeet, sing songs, read from books, make eye contact. Let your parakeet get to know you slowly. 19 books based on 2 votes: Parakeets For Dummies by Nikki Moustaki, Budgies: A Guide To Caring for Your Parakeet by Angela Davids, The Ultimate Encyclope.

Parakeets are very smart animals and if you have one, you will probably want to train it to be your friend. The first step is to hand train it or have it comfortably perch on your index finger. Once your parakeet is fully hand trained you’ll be able to carry it around and play with it outside of 95%(35).

Yes, parakeets can be potty trained to poop in one spot. This really makes a difference when it comes to laundry detail. Potty training a parakeet is similar to training a dog. You need to become familiar with your bird and anticipate when he will need to go. Follow the step by step instructions below, and in a few weeks you will have a parakeet that will be your loving companion for years and years.

DO NOT SKIP A STEP. Be sure to fully be complete with a step before moving on to the next. 3 Simple Steps to Understanding Your Parakeet How to train your Parakeet to do tricks with ease (See Pages 13 and 14) 3 fun tricks, "Perch On T-Stand", Pages of this book will give you a step-by-step process to help you to determine why your Parakeet bites you.

Between the group of us we've probably experienced everything there is that could happen to a keet, good or bad. There is information on choosing a parakeet, feeding a parakeet, and full step by step instructions on hand training your parakeet/5(9). Keep the training sessions short, about 15 minutes once or twice a day.

You can repeat this routine until the bird comes out of the cage willingly. If your bird does not respond to this type of training, no worries, there is more than one way to train a parakeet. Scroll below to watch a video showing a different method of s:   I was looking for a book to learn how to train my parakeet.

This page book helped a little and I did learn many new things about my parakeet. Compared with other books this book repeats itself to many times.

Training is only about 20 pages of This book would be better for a person thinking of getting a parakeet/5(45). Share - A Step by Step Book about Training Parakeets by Elaine Radford (, Paperback) A Step by Step Book about Training Parakeets by Elaine Radford (, Paperback) Be the first to write a review.

It's not just a book about trick training, it is an entire approach to having an outstanding relationship with your parrot. I have been writing this book for the last half year but more importantly it is the culmination of five very intense years of parrot education, training, consulting, and performing.

To train your budgie to step up on your finger, start by placing your hand in its cage every day until it's comfortable with your presence. Then, try gently pressing your finger against your budgie's chest so it steps up on your finger. You can also try placing a couple seeds on your finger to encourage your budgie to climb on%(90).

There is information on choosing a parakeet, feeding a parakeet, and full step by step instructions on hand training your parakeet. You can learn about parakeet activities, parakeet toys, and parakeet socialization.

While the web is of course an awesome resource, /5(13). STEP ONE - TRUSTING THE HAND How To Tame a Budgie The most important thing for any parakeet to do is to TRUST you, that you will not hurt her.

Nothing else can happen if the parakeet does not trust you, if she flies around like a maniac when you get near her cage.

So start your training simply with your hand.STEP FIVE - OUT-OF-CAGE FINGER TRAINING How To Tame a Budgie You MUST have your parakeet hand trained before you can bring her out of the cage.

There are SO many emergency situations that can arise that require you getting your keet into its cage quickly for safety. Understanding raptor biology and the birds indigenous to your area is very important. Other dangers in the skies include birds like crows and ravens and even gulls.

These birds are extremely strong flyers (read: chasers!), and a gull could easily chase a bird into the ocean. Corvids are intelligent and might be intrigued by the new kid on the.