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Hello, I bought my first bird today (a ring-necked parakeet). My father and I previously had a very tame bird, and I'd like to tame it. According to the breeder, it's 6 months old and is still very timid. Does anyone have any tips?
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First, you should inform yourself about the attitude of this kind! Neck bands are not for beginners what you seem to be real.
1. No individual attitude! Parrots must be kept at least as couples!
Two. No cage. A few needs a volume of 2 meters width x 1 meter animals and 2 meters height. Yet a lot of free flight, constantly destroying new toys and things. You have a strong nage need.
3. When sexual maturity becomes, they can sometimes become extremely aggressive. Especially if you keep them bad at a young age (and this individual attitude) and they can also cause severe injuries.
The tame does not differ from the tame of other birds. At first you look at the birds near the human being quiet, don’t get panic. Quietly move and speak. At some point, you can go closer and try to lure with leaks from your hand. Until they go to their hands. In general, you need a lot of time and patience. Whether they become tame depends on the character and the behavior of the owner.
I hope you’ll inform yourself thoroughly and think about your decision.
The individual posture is not planned I’m currently looking for a hen. I don’t have a cage and I got it. In the dimensions you called me a volunteer. It goes without saying that the free flight is made daily until it has become used to the environment, the people are only meant to sleep. My question was not how to keep it and whether someone tipps has to tame it.