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Post by Tohru1529 (April) on Jan 30, 2014 4:34:43 GMT
I did not do anything I hold it and does not like being held,and I am petting and holding it. It turn and bite me very had and not let go. I had a female in 2010 that bite hard just like this one. I can tell it act like girl and look like a girl. This is my old old parakeet Bird,it took me 5 years to finally find out to be a girl. For 5 years I thought it was a boy. I am still going to get a DNA on this one. So do have the same problem back and forth. this is birdie,she had the same cere like Olivia. This is Jasmin my other bird Female. My new parakeet has the same light color blue just like these two. Were I would see it change. I do see tan in my bird cere the rest is light blue,not purple, or pink.
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Post by luvsanimals2 on Jan 30, 2014 4:44:33 GMT
that is the problem, birds dont like to be held, at least wild ones dont. is there a reason to hold him?
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Post by Tohru1529 (April) on Jan 30, 2014 4:52:56 GMT
that is the problem, birds dont like to be held, at least wild ones dont. is there a reason to hold him? Sunny,and Meka love to be held. Olivia was not hand there the problem. I have to to teach it hands are not going to hurt you.
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Post by luvsanimals2 on Jan 30, 2014 4:55:30 GMT
yes, but grabbing him is not teachin him that it will not hurt him, in fact it is teaching him the opposite. you have to work slow, sometimes being held cannot be accomplished, just depends on the bird
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Post by Tohru1529 (April) on Jan 30, 2014 5:01:18 GMT
yes, but grabbing him is not teachin him that it will not hurt him, in fact it is teaching him the opposite. you have to work slow, sometimes being held cannot be accomplished, just depends on the bird I do not grab it. I go behind with my hand with out me scaring the bird. The wield thing is,I had down stares and she was out. I put my hand be hide it and it did not bite me at all.
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Post by Pammy on Jan 30, 2014 5:10:13 GMT
I suggest not putting your hand behind Olivia at all. Offer him your finger. If he doesn't want to perch, don't make him. It's not worth getting bit so hard repeatedly. Maybe you could start slowly, by offering him treats from your fingers, but not requiring him to be held to earn them. I can only imagine how relieved you will feel once you've had the DNA test, because I myself will feel relief to finally know for sure.
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Post by Tohru1529 (April) on Jan 30, 2014 5:22:37 GMT
I suggest not putting your hand behind Olivia at all. Offer him your finger. If he doesn't want to perch, don't make him. It's not worth getting bit so hard repeatedly. Maybe you could start slowly, by offering him treats from your fingers, but not requiring him to be held to earn them. I can only imagine how relieved you will feel once you've had the DNA test, because I myself will feel relief to finally know for sure. Well what I got so far on her is getting on my finger. She love my finger so much. I also heard other birds can teach new bird to trust there owner. Olivia follow Sunny and Meka. Meka teach Olivia how to kiss my nose and be touch a little. If she watches Meka over and over again I am sure she will get it.
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Post by Tohru1529 (April) on Jan 30, 2014 5:24:45 GMT
O yes I would feel relived when I find out what the DNA is.
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Post by luvsanimals2 on Jan 30, 2014 14:37:35 GMT
yep, monkey see monkey do lol
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Post by dianapalmer on Jan 30, 2014 15:11:58 GMT
Why does it matter so much what sex the bird is?
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Post by Tohru1529 (April) on Jan 30, 2014 23:40:17 GMT
Why does it matter so much what sex the bird is? I just want to know that all.
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Post by Tohru1529 (April) on Jan 30, 2014 23:40:44 GMT
yep, monkey see monkey do lol lol
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Post by luvsanimals2 on Jan 31, 2014 1:13:23 GMT
Why does it matter so much what sex the bird is? I just want to know that all. well, just give it a few months. if you cant afford it
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Post by Tohru1529 (April) on Jan 31, 2014 1:19:52 GMT
I just want to know that all. well, just give it a few months. if you cant afford it Ok
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