8 Guides For Train A Parakeet
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Baby parakeets are much easier to train. Female birds have little chance of speaking, and usually do not, so you should get a male parakeet. After you get used to the house, help him get used to you. First, incline to be placed in your hand. Parakeets are very timid animals, so you should gently take them on your palm before training. If you have just received your parakeet wait a week before you start training. You need to give this time to your bird to get used to the new home.

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