Proud new owners of a Yellow Fronted Amazon

[ImyKraig]

hey guys .

Im a proud owner of a YFA and was wondering if i could ask a few questions.

First how to i untrain him to fly straight to the shoulder and secondly how to train him to go back to his cage.

His previous owner had him free roam the house and was told that he was never in a cage. im not exactly sure how old he is but if i can get a pic of him i will upload it.

Thanks guys.

[liz]

I just tap my shoulder and say "come're".

[ImyKraig]

no what i mean is i want him to stop going straight to the shoulder. and maybe to the hand or arm instead. sorry for the confusion

[pennyandrocky]

mya used to try to fly to my shoulder like penny so i just retrained her with treats to fly to my arm and she hasn't done it since.

[liz]

Gee - Myrtle justs slaps me in the middle of my back as I am walking and then climbs to my shoulder. I really hurt for poor Rambo.

[MikeLK]

Hi..If you would like to check my website, I have information on how to get the training you are looking for. There is also alot of other material there to help with parrots. Feel free to check it out if you like. The website address is right below....
http://www.what-do-parrots-eat.com/elite-parrots-club/

Best of luck with this..Mike

[Shelby]

Michael has information on indoor flight training on his Parrot Wizard blog. He explains everything step-by-step and I highly recommend it. He also discusses cage training and some food management.

Also, one of the Bird Tricks crew used targeting to teach a friend's bird, Rasta, how to go inside the cage on his own.
You can read all of the updates on his training here.

[liuliapril]

Michael has information on indoor flight training on his Parrot Wizard blog.


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