What can I do to get a starling to learn to speak quickly?

Starlings are the best time to teach to speak when they first grow their feathers, and teach them every morning when they are in an empty stomach, starting with the simplest words, and reviewing them frequently, so that after a long time, Hachigo will be able to speak.

1. Choose a good location.

When teaching starlings to speak, the first thing to do is to choose a relatively quiet location. Don't have a murmur that is disturbing the atmosphere of starling's study, as the murmur is likely to disturb his memory. At the same time, it is necessary to strictly control the pronunciation standard of the sound source.

If you don't speak standardly, how can you make starlings speak standardly?

2. Choose a good time.

The first is the time when the starling learns to speak, preferably when the starling has just grown feathers, or when the starling is still in its infancy. Then there is the time period to teach to speak, preferably in the morning, because at this time, the starling is in a state of excitement, and when he is on an empty stomach, as long as he learns to speak, he will be rewarded with a little food. Training like this will get twice the result with half the effort.

3. Be gradual.

Don't teach him complex sentences at the beginning. Start simple and take your time one step at a time. Just like when we learned English when we were children, as long as the foundation is laid, he will be sharp in the future.

Generally start with the first sentence of "hello", don't be too impatient, take your time, reward appropriately, and then teach him words like welcome, thank you for coming.

4. Review from time to time.

Like people, if you only care about teaching and don't care about reviewing, you will always lose the watermelon and pick up the sesame seeds. It's always the monkey who comes down empty-handed. Every day, I get up and ask him to repeat what he has learned before, or even a few times.

After he has finished what he has said, teach him a new language. Remember, it's important to wake up every day.

5. It's best to find a good teacher.

This teacher is not the professional kind of teacher, but his kind. If you have such a starling in your circle of friends and can talk, then you can ask your friend to borrow his starling to be your starling as a teacher. It is also easier to have a "common language" among peers, so learning will definitely get twice the result with half the effort.

The starlings who can already speak will quickly lead the starlings who can't speak to the road. And the words that come out are also absolutely standard.

Starlings are generally more sensitive to crisper sounds, so they should use a better, clear and pleasant sound to be the demonstration sound of starlings. Starlings, who were raised in captivity since childhood, are used to the sound of human speech earlier, and it is easier to train. To train starlings to learn to speak, you must be patient and persistent, and the more time you spend talking to starlings, the faster you can learn.

The best training time for starlings to speak is in the early morning, when the starling's chirping is the most joyful, and it is better to train before feeding. Choose a place with a quieter environment and repeat the indoctrination every day, and after a few days, you will have the same reaction. Pay attention to the use of short words and sentences during training, and continue to be coherent after the blind brother can successfully imitate the short words and sentences.

When starling speaks training, it is best for the owner to stay next to the birdcage to improve the bird's adaptability. Train the myna bird 3 4 times a day for more than 30 minutes each time, and say each sentence 20 30 times at a time as a reinforcement. Generally speaking, a smart bird can learn a short word in 7 to 10 days and a few short words in a month.

The best time to train a starling is when the myna is physically mature, when the starling birds are very active, curious, and energetic. Full of curiosity about things in the outside world, Mu Ming is also willing to try to contact more new things. During this time, you must insist on patient training, train at least twice a day, and repeatedly let the starling train a language each time.

The later stage of moulting is also the main period of training, and the trainer should train mainly in the form of face-to-face teaching, supplemented by recording. Starling's receptivity at this time is very strong, and the critical period of this training is also quite short, the trainer must firmly grasp the best period of this training, and must not miss it.