Parrots nerazluchnik differ in the gay character interesting by behavior and a bright coloring. These are the true little friends who can deliver a lot of pleasure. Therefore they are so loved by children. And whether it is possible to tame this bird and how to make it? About it you learn from the following instruction.
Instruction
1. If you bought a little chickabiddy, then in the first days it is better not to disturb him. The parrot will be frightened sharp movements, to be afraid to approach a feeding trough. He can sometimes hide in a cage corner. Therefore at first scatter a forage on a bottom of a closet and you come into that room where the baby bird as seldom as possible sits.
2. When you feed a baby bird, try to talk to him tenderly. Surely at each approach to a feeding trough call a parrot by name. It will calm him. You do not rustle at all and you do not whistle. Talk with it a low voice. Thus, he has to get used to a new situation and to toys.
3. Many nerazluchnik do not love when to a cage the person bends. Therefore in the first weeks it is better to put a closet above. Then over time it is possible to lower it below.
4. Naturally, it is very difficult to the beginning poultry breeder to define mood of a bird. But over time you will be able easily to distinguish a spirit of your pet. So, if the nerazluchnik became interested in something, then he will pull the head to this subject. Sometimes the toy so interests him that it begins to push or touch a beak an unfamiliar subject. At strong surprise the parrot slightly raises feathers on the head and widely opens eyes. At a fright he can sharply jump aside. During the game the parrot inclines the head and sometimes blinks eyes if process gives it pleasure. The bird approached you and stood, at the same time having blinked eyes, - it means that she was caressed. Sometimes the parrot makes something new and expects reaction of the owner to it. It is very important to estimate correctly its action, to let know to a bird whether you approve it or not. At aggression the parrot rumples feathers, throws up the head, opens widely eyes. At the same time he can even peck a chelovyek. At fear the birdie contracts in a lump and tries to hide. At cold weather it can fluff up feathers and sit, having ruffled up.