Parrot Trainer Chet Wombach shows how to use 'positive imprinting' to get rid of negative feelings towards objects, people, or things. Exotic birds may not immediately adapt to a domestic situation and may find household life unnecessarily threatening or stressful. Watch this video training tutorial and learn how to use the technique of positive imprinting to better acclimate a pet parrot, cockatiel, Macaw, or any exotic bird into the household environment and to be a happier, healthier, and generally better pet.
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Hello I got a 6 yr old cockatoo from a bird rescue & she on the tame side allow me to scratch her head & she comes to me when she fly out of cage,she been chewing on her left leg & has plucked a few feathers around her leg,I only had for a week trying to bond w/her,I took her to the vet which they bandage her leg & I have to give her her meds,which I have a hard time giving them to her,I don't want damage the bond W/her do you have a easy way to give her meds,right now I have to use a towel & force it on her, she won't take very easy she not use to me,she bites,thanks for your help..jaime...email-jduran8696@aim.com
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