Expert parrot trainer Chet Womach gives a quick tip for how to stop a parrot from biting you by using a technique that stops your parrot from trying to intimidate you with his biting
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well, even if i know how to dfend myself, the beak still scares me…
I don’t bite. Very much.
lol
to get him to stop you have to blow on him, and put him in his cage with the cover over it for like 2 minutes EVERY time, he’ll get that its wrong eventually. (took mine 2 days)
I got a older Blue front Amazon that came from a bird Rescue he was abused by a man who would hit the cage when he would make any noise Now that i have him he tries to eat me alive if i so much as walk past his cage forget about teaching him to step up that aint going to happen i like my fingers I have been working with him touching his beak and his head but he is still weary and the other day tried to take a chunk out of my ear as i passed his cage. any idea how to stop this?
CAN ANYONE HELP!!!!!!! i have had my quaker parrot about 3 weeks and had him out every day. a couple of days ago i went to my grandmas house and didnt get him out that night. the next day when i went near him he tried to bite me. we managed to get him out but tonight he did it again. (he was fine when he was out of the cage). can anyone help???
I’d love to get a Parrot but that beak scares the shit out of me
great tips! I’m hoping to get a macaw soon ^^
I’m gonna put this in practise wth my Kakariki, he’s been a biter ever since I got him
i have an indian ringneck baby and when i did that too him i ran away from my hand.
Great video..Thanks for the information!
This man is such a typical non bird person. He moves suddenly a lot. He would need to know special things to be able to handle them hehe. On the other hand, they do like attention and movement at the right times.
heehee
Rosie rarely bites me.
But sometimes, in her play, she does nip me. She is a pink-cockatoo, and it DOES hurt. Does this thing work with cockatoos too?
Yeh i watched all of it till i found how to do the technique but there was nothing.
i receive more mail from him then from any other company or organisation, almost or kinda like spam…but anyway, these birds always, bite…i have learned u just have to take it like a man or lady…the less u show they can hurt you or scare you, the less they will do it, but they will always do some time or another, and when mine does, its prolly in a bad mood, so i just leave it alone for the day
mine doesnt stop biting till it sees blood
You could try sound-training the birdie, clack your tongue and give her a treat over and over for no reason for a little while and the bird will start to understand the game of clack=treat. Now do what you normally do and every time the bird doesn’t bite and every bit you get closer clack your tongue and give her a treat, when she bites don’t clack. after a while most birds will understand that biting does nothing and that not biting gets them food.
I don`t pull away she gets too exited and just starts biting me. ):
that’s why you at least don’t pull your hand away, it might cost a bit of pain but very quickly the bird will figure that biting doesn’t help in any way and the bird stops biting.
I did exactly the same thing when I first got my Sulfur crested cockatoo about 2o years ago. He was 3 years old when I got him and although being hand raised he was still very edgey around unfamiliar people.
All Cockatoos I have had have always been big on bluffing so it made sense to me not to back down. After a couple of days he never tired it on me again. I have to say though he would take a nice piece out of anyone else that went anywhere near him.
hey…
i love the bird tips… I was thinking about getting a conure, or parrot or cockatoo pretty soon or so so I want all the tips I can get now before actually getting one. I think large birds are so beautiful and maybe later making them talk will be the next challenge. thanks so much for making this vid it does help a lot. Make some more vids if you can later about some more tricks.
xoxo
Hawaii girl:)808….
I do that, but my cockatoo bit the side of my hand && didn’t let go. D: Then she bit my knuckles.
it werks… but i lost my finger
(in your website)how come it does not show any important information like some of your tequniques i thought they where free the information i saw was only you talking about the sucesful thing youve done
But sometimes they are so quick to bite you the back of the hand is too late….l got bit on my wrist (missed my vein!) he snapped into my wrist (probably thinking it was an apple and gave it a good twist to take a chunk out)..