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Re: blue Front Amazon...
Posted by nj on 4/19/09
On 4/19/09, GreyLady wrote: > First off, you are rushing way too fast. Back off and slow > down. Four days doesn't even scratch the surface of what > it's going to take to get her to trust you. Especially if > she is cage protective. Four days would be too fast, even if > she had previously been the most loving gentle bird. > Rehoming is very traumatic for them, under the best of > circumstances. My guess is, she was rarely if ever let out > before. Depending on her age and how she was treated, (or > ignored) before, it could take a very long time for her to > come around. All you should be doing at this point is > allowing her to get to know you by spending time in the same > room, near the cage, just talking to her. Later on, you can > open the door but do not try to reach in and force her to > come out. Leave the decision to come out or not, entirely up > to her. Just open the door everytime you have time to keep > her supervised, just in case. When she gets used to seeing > the door open, you could try placing a parrot stand close to > the cage with some toys and treats that might entice her. > The BFA's that I've had experience with, tend to be a tad on > the crabby, nippy side, especially as they get a few years on > them. Everybody who has one that is an angel will jump in > here and say I'm wrong. But I'm only speaking from the ones > with whom I've had interaction. If you don't know a lot > about her background, if she said any words, what kinds of > things did she like or dislike, and if possible, get back > with the previous owner and really pick their brains. The > more you can do and say things like she was used to, the > better. Even if some of it was not quite the right way to do > things, so long as it's not abusive and dangerous, > familiarity will mean more to her for awhile than the best of > everything. Just be patient with her, no matter how long it > takes. They said they were selling it for a friend who was going through a divorce... The Bird is 7 years old. Thats all they know.. She only had the bird for a couple of days... Do you think with time she will get use to us and not be aggresive?
Posts on this thread, including this one
- blue Front Amazon..., 4/19/09, by Nj.
- Re: blue Front Amazon..., 4/19/09, by GreyLady.
- Re: blue Front Amazon..., 4/19/09, by nj.
- Re: blue Front Amazon..., 4/19/09, by GreyLady.
- Re: blue Front Amazon..., 4/19/09, by nj.
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