The Basics of Bird Training How to get a bird to stand on your shoulder

Training 2: Train the bird to "climb the stairs" When the bird can stand firmly on your hands, you can carry out the "stair climbing" training. When the bird stands on your fingers, stretch out your other hand and slowly put it against the bird's lower abdomen to let it stand up, and so on and so on, with five times as a unit, the bird finishes a unit, gently caress it, and rewards it with food.

After that, the number of steps can be slowly increased.

Other items of bird training: following: birds walking with people, flying with bicycles, etc.; Operating Model:

Fly airplanes, small trains, radios, etc.; Driving: cycling, motorcycling, rollerblading, etc.; Aerial attachment: beads, chicken feathers, missiles, etc. in flight; Unboxing and picking up the treasure:

Open drawers or boxes to pick up coins, banknotes, flowers, etc.; Do arithmetic and take honor cards: place a single honor card in order into sentences such as "welcome" and "hello everyone"; Items: Flags, strips of paper, candy cubes, pompoms, lanterns, bells, ballpoint pens, coins, balls, bells, flowers, faces, etc.; Climbing branches and picking fruits:

Pick up all kinds of fruits and fetch water (use a small bucket to fetch water); Pick up items in the bag: take out the banknotes, cigarettes, matches, etc. in the pocket; In addition, there are: throwing the ball into the basket, swinging, holding money in the air, drawing cards and telling fortunes, imitating the eagle to spread its wings, walking a tightrope, climbing a ladder, gliding in the air, shaking hands or kissing people, stepping on a roller, playing the piano and so on.

Training 3: Train the bird to stand on the shoulders of the person and you can carry out this training after the bird has a certain grip. Put the bird on your shoulder, and if it is obediently standing on it, you want to give it some reward to make it think that it will have something to eat as long as it stands on your shoulder.

Over time, it will become bold, walking around your shoulder, playing with the computer, reading books, and making it truly integrated into your life.

Training 4: Train the bird to fly to your hand On the basis of feeding training, the bird has a conditioned reflex for your outstretched hand, at this time, when you reach out again, you can call its name, and keep a certain distance from it, so that it can have a short flight distance. If it is hungry, it will flutter its wings and fly to your hand to find food, and of course you must also put some of its favorite food in your hand beforehand.

After repeated training, at the end of the day, when you reach out and call its name, it will naturally fly over.

Hello, this question is a bit difficult, wild birds are afraid of people, they will not easily approach people, and you still want it to fall on your shoulder, this is almost impossible.

1. If it is bai

A disobedient adult bird, can du

With the zhi method of spraying water, let the bird tame. Because of the dao for, after the bird is sprayed wet, it is not so afraid of people, and it is necessary to take care of its wet feathers, at this time, people can try to touch or do things next to it, repeat many times, and the bird will not be so used to the cage. Note that this method should not be used more than once a day, and it is also necessary to pay attention to the weather to prevent the bird from catching a cold.

2. If it is a fledgling, train it when feeding, and when the chick approaches you or occupies your hand, it will be fed, and in the long run, a conditioned reflex will be formed, and your bird will be trained.

I really don't know this yet, but why do you want wild birds to fly on your shoulders?

Let him see that the method is so simple and straightforward.

Regular training, to eat, but wild birds if not from a small bird to raise relatives, let alone exercise, it is recommended to start from a small size is better.

Wild birds are generally afraid of people, so they do not fly to their shoulders.

This is too difficult, you can keep training, you have to feed from a young age, and practice a lot.

If you want a wild bird to fly on your shoulder, it can't be because you don't have a family relationship with him, and he doesn't believe that if you want to fly on your shoulder, at least you have to raise a bird since childhood.

It's a bit difficult, and the bird is not domesticated, so she won't let anyone do it.

Put bread on your shoulders or go to a very bird-heavy place.

If the bird doesn't want to, don't force it.

Through your hand, on the other side of hydatids, my starling's favorite, will gradually jump to your hand first. Don't scare it by moving around, my family likes to stand on top of people's heads and shoulders.

It is best to raise a starling bird from a young age, and you feed it from an early age. It will depend on you and know you.

Like the wild adult starlings you raised, there is a wild nature. It's hard to train.

Isn't that easy? First of all, be kind to it, don't hit it, scare it. It's best to look at it with a mirror so that it's no longer afraid. You put it out, crouch down, and it gets a little bit closer. Hope it helps!

Don't know what breed of parrot you're in? Different types of training are used in different ways.

Cut off the feathers! Upstairs you're cruel or not!

Feed him millet with his hand when he is hungry, and wait for him to get acquainted with you.

Starve it first, and when it is very hungry, put millet in your hand and hold it in front of it. Keep doing it for a few weeks and it will become very well-behaved!

If you want to get your hands on it, put your hand on its belly, and it will stand up consciously (this is the case with my Yingying).

Cut off the feathers! Stick to it for a few months, and when you get acquainted with people, you'll be obedient.

First of all, the bones on the bird's body are hollow, unlike those of mammals.

Then, the feathers are light, yet very resilient and elastic.

Then, the bird flapps its wings, creating a flow of air that generates a high-speed forward momentum. The airflow below the body is different from the one above the body, resulting in different pressures. (See image below).

Human beings are biomimics, and the airplane was invented using this principle.

Others, like eagles, use their feathers to sense changes in air currents at high altitudes. Look for updrafts. Human beings, bionic again, invented paragliding.

Friends who love birds always feel envious when they see someone walking a parrot with their hands. In fact, parrots can be trained to get started, and it is not difficult to train. It is best to choose medium and large parrots to train parrots, first of all, so that the parrot is already accustomed to standing on the perch frame.

The training time must be chosen before each feeding, with one hand holding some food such as sunflower seeds, the other hand holding a perch, slowly move the perch in front of the parrot, if the parrot stands up, immediately hand the hand holding the food to reward it, and let it stand on the perch in hand to eat. After repeating the same training for a while, the parrot will gradually get used to standing on the perch in your hand.

At first, the parrot may try to bite you due to the different textures of the fingers and the perch, but you will definitely retract your hand right away, which will make the parrot think that your fingers are not a place to stand, and the training will be weakened. If you are really afraid of bites, you can train with canvas gloves first, and then take off the gloves when the parrot gets used to it. After a period of repeated training, the parrot will be able to become a real hands-on pet bird.

Next, you can put on an anklet and further train it to stand on your fingers and go out, first on the balcony or in a more secluded place at the door, and then gradually go out on the street to walk the birds. At this point, you can proudly enjoy the envious eyes of people who have passed on you.

Take the budgie out of the cage and play with it: roll it into a stick with a stiffer piece of paper, let it go up, and then take it out to play.

Talk: Remove the shell from the tongue and then look like susongluan1

The budgie is one of the most simulating of birds, and it learns to speak. The parrot is selected from the male birds that play with the hand, and the training begins two months after hatching, and it is taught a sentence repeatedly every day. Special attention should be paid to teaching parrots by special people, not all the people in the family to teach, which will lead to confusion among the birds and will not learn anything.

First, let the parrot stand in the hand, close to the person's mouth, and in a gentle tone, teach it simple words. Secondly, when the bird learns one sentence, reward it with the feed it likes, and then teach another, but remember to train often, otherwise it will forget.

Catching them in the first place will scare you. It should be fed for a few days after some time, let them live a stable life, and then hand feed them, training them not to be too hasty, otherwise it will backfire.

You have to isolate it for a "while" because it has already remembered that you caught it, and when it doesn't remember you, you train it again, otherwise, it will form a conditioned reflex and think that you came to catch it. When it forgets about you, you can play with it gently, and that's it.

As for whether it is afraid of people and can perform, it has to be used to it.

Cut the feathers, is in case of flying away.

I can't help you with this if you have to find a professional and a professional book, it's best to use food.