Why do my peony parrots keep biting me lately?

It's simple. I like you. Or you have something on your mind, or you have to grind your mouth.

Spring has arrived, and I miss my lover.

It is common for a peony parrot to bite your hand, and the bird is curious about your fingers, so it bites you, in fact, you can find that it not only bites your fingers, such as newspapers, but also anything in the cage that is softer than its mouth. The way I avoid birds biting people's fingers is to put a little mustard oil on the finger tip mountain, and when the bird is about to get it, I basically use the tongue to get it, and I think you can think of it, the bird will be very uncomfortable, about half an hour to get better, so that after a few times, the bird will never bite the finger again, I train hundreds of good birds that look good in the eyes of customers every year. If you just rely on the bird's temper, reluctant to let it suffer, then the bird is simply impossible to train successfully, and you train the bird is not strong enough, if you want the bird to stay in the hands often, you should give the bird a neck lock, carry it for half a month, your bird in addition to the ones you are feeding now should be fed fresh vegetable leaves, and prepare a reasonable health sand.

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My family also bites people's hands, this is normal!

Just go to the bird seller to buy food.

That's because if you tease it with your hands all the time, if you use your feet, it will learn to bite your feet.

At least not being afraid of you is a good thing to cultivate slowly.

Itchy teeth! Give him some nuts to eat, it's kind of coquettish

No feelings, my parrot used to be too, but now it's okay, it's getting better slowly.

Normal, the bird loves to be neat, don't make a fuss, you can bathe him, he will be very comfortable

That's in grooming. So is my family.

The peony parrot likes to bite its cage, it is its natural molars.

You can find a tree pole in the middle of the cage, as a pole, let it bite, usually keep the cage hygienic, drink water to change every day, moldy millet can not be eaten, in winter millet mixed with a small amount of rapeseed, white soybean seeds, eat a green vegetable every day, (to soak for 2 hours). Eat some cucumbers, watermelons, and fire-clearing fruits in the summer.

It is in parrot's nature to nibble, you can offer some branches for them to nibble on, but don't use the branches of domestic flowers and fruit trees, as many of these branches are poisonous, you can choose poplar or willow branches.

If you don't bite him, it's the same as a rabbit grinding its teeth.

It won't be, it's not easy to raise free-range. Be healthy, take it out for more yo-yo walks. Everyone is a bird lover.

It will be fine in the future. You can try to cultivate a relationship with him by feeding him, feed him often throughout the day, and when he is hungry, you take something to feed him, you don't pass it over, but put it around him and let him come and eat. It'll be fine in a few days.

If you want to teach him, you can use a method, guide him slowly, feed him when he does it right, and if he does it wrong, say no with words, and don't hit him. I hope the landlord can train the parrot well!

The birds in the bird market are generally adults. Afraid of people. Biting means that it is afraid of you, which is self-preservation.

You have to cultivate a good relationship and persevere in feeding it so that it is not afraid of you. Peony will not be. If you are free-range, you have to do a good job of cultivating feelings before free-range.

Otherwise, you won't be able to touch it at all, and you'll fly when you see it. Free-range must have a large enough place, the place must be clean, it should be very curious, it will eat what is underground. Free-range breeding is recommended to cut feathers, so that management and cultivation of feelings are very good.

Birds in the bird market are generally unhealthy, and old dozing off proves to be a problem. It could also be narcolepsy, that's parrot boredom. Parrots are just as fun as children, and there must be enough toys in the cage for them to play with, and let them play with them every week.

That way it doesn't get bored and doesn't get sleepy. It is recommended to raise it in pairs.

Domestic birds peck at each other's feathers, anus, toes and feces. If the parrot feed is monotonous, improperly matched, and does not feed with necessary substances such as mineral feed or vitamins, it is easy to peck at the feathers and feces of other birds. If the bird is provided with sufficient vitamins and trace elements, the bird's feather pecking will be reduced or disappear.

In order to prevent feather pecking again, the bird should be cut with a paper ring around the bird's neck, so that the bird can not peck the feathers, and after the new feathers grow, the bird will overcome the habit of pecking feathers. Note that the paper ring sleeve should be cut out of cardboard, and the sleeve should not affect the bird's breathing and head movement, and the width of the paper ring should not be pecked at the feathers by the bird's beak.

No problem, so does mine.