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Re: senegal biting
Posted by PatrickB on 10/10/05
Hi, Lisa... Maybe he's fearful of hands, especially since being clipped. Who clipped him, and were you present to see how he was handled? Does this happen only when trying to get him to step up from a perch inside his cage? Is there anything he'll let you do that is pleasant once he's out? How do you react when he bites? Also, how does his cage height/perch height compare to your height? You might consider encouraging him to step up onto a dowel or handheld T-stand, and see if it helps. If he's hand-shy now, I suspect you'll have to work on his realizing that hands can bring GOOD things, like treats and skritchies. - Patrick On 10/10/05, lisa wrote: > Hi, he bites when trying to get him to step up, he doesent > seem to give any sign hes going to it. Hes been worse since > having his wings clipped thanks for your time Lisa
Posts on this thread, including this one
- senegal biting, 10/09/05, by lisa kendrick.
- Re: senegal biting, 10/09/05, by PatrickB.
- Re: senegal biting, 10/10/05, by lisa.
- Re: senegal biting, 10/10/05, by PatrickB.
- Re: senegal biting, 10/11/05, by lisa.
- Re: senegal biting, 10/14/05, by lisa.
- Re: senegal biting, 10/15/05, by PatrickB.
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