Target Training

[william.k.o]

Thanks, i think i'll just have to be patient and calmed, thank you for all your help in this topic, once again, you're great.

[Wolf]

Will be happy to continue to assist you in any way that I can, I just thought that perhaps a little different approach might work better. I am thinking that instead of just what to do, that some of why to do things from the trainee view as opposed to the trainer view. I do hope that I have not discouraged you in any way as that is exactly opposite of what I want to do.
So, again if I can help in any way ,let me know.

[william.k.o]

Thanks, and you haven't discouraged me, i got him because i wanted a companion that could be with me and i'm willing to spend as much time training him to be my loyal and lovely cool flying pet.

[Wolf]

Great ! I think that that is one of the coolest reasons that I have heard for wanting a bird. Thank you.

[william.k.o]

Hey i just wanted to ask one more thing which i forgot, sometimes Joey is standing with only one foot and i don't know why he is doing that, if you know why he's doing that could you please tell me?

[Wolf]

Hey i just wanted to ask one more thing which i forgot, sometimes Joey is standing with only one foot and i don't know why he is doing that, if you know why he's doing that could you please tell me?

Joey is relaxing.

[william.k.o]

Oh ok, that's a strange way of relaxing but well. Thank you.

[Wolf]

Parrots are easier for a predator to catch when they are on one foot. They constantly stand on a hard surface, such as a tree branch and by standing on one foot they are able to take the pressure off of the foot that they pick up.

[william.k.o]

Oh interesting, didn't know that.

[william.k.o]

Hey, i just got Joey to go everywhere in the cage, thanks for all the help you gave me guys it helped me a lot. So now what do i teach him? is it to step up or something else, and if it's step up do i do it out of the cage or inside the cage?