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Re: HELP!!!!!!!! My conure hates men!
Posted by Misty on 11/23/06
Baby does have her wings clipped. But nothing seems to help. I have no idea where her behavior came from. I do know that she has disliked men since before we got her. (Not really sure of the sex, so we call her a she) She would attack the male staff at the pet store, or any men that came to look at purchasing her. She will let females near her, but if a male gets near her, me, or my daughters, she goes nuts. I'm wondering if this is normal behavior or if maybe it's a sign that she's been traumatized by a man before. Also if there is a way to help stop the behavior. On 11/22/06, Debbie wrote: > I know what you are talking about because my male Green > Cheek (3 years old)doesnt like my husband or our oldest son > or really too many other people either and I hand raised > mine. > I also have an YN amazon that I adopted that doesnt care for > females for some reason I will never know but she does like > men. I have had her for 3 years and she is a lot better and > doesnt even try to bite me like she did but I dont handle > her as much (not to be mean I still give her lots of > attention like the other birds here but she just didnt know > how to control herself if that makes sense.....the more I > handled her the more I would get the bloody bites to the > bone but this last year has been so much better and she > seems more content this way too plus I do love no more bites > I can say for a fact but I still watch her :0) > but once they do pick a man or woman I dont know if they do > change to like the other gender. I hope other will post on > this as well but for now I am kinda in the same boat as you > are so dont feel alone. I do have other birds here in the > house and outside too so its not a big deal here but it > would be hard if that is your only bird I'm sure. > Its just not fair to your husband I know...maybe they are > jealous of us because we are their mates. I did buy my male > a female this year but he doesnt even like my husband going > around her either....its just never boring here I can say!! > HA HA > > I didnt ask if your birds wings are clipped or not but all > of my birds here are for me to have a little more control > and to keep them from going on to another birds cage where > trouble might start PLUS the guys can out run them if ever > need be :0) > Knock on wood things are good and that hasnt happened. > Hope this helps a little but maybe other will give some > better ideas that will help both of us too. > Good luck > Debbie > > > > > > > > On 11/22/06, Misty wrote: >> I have had my beautiful Green Cheecked Conure for a little >> over a year now. In the entire time that we have had her >> she has refused to let my husband, son, or any other male >> near her. The pet store we got her from had the same >> problem. How can I get my "Baby" to let men near her?
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