How to Teach Little Sunparrot to Speak

Before starting hands-on training, it is best to put your hand into the cage through the cage, so that your parrot will not be afraid of you. Don't be too hasty in training at this time. You can hold their favorite vegetables or other foods in your hands (for Freddie Wong's own use) and put them in a cage until they get used to your palm. After training many times, you can slowly reduce the amount of food in your hand until you can still get started without food in your hand. You can also consider moving out of the cage for training.

When there is no food, your parrot can take the initiative and give a little food reward appropriately. Let them form a food reflex, it is best to review the trained content for them every day to avoid forgetting, or consider other appropriate training. Note: Be patient during the training. Different parrots have different training times. Being too impatient is likely to backfire, making it difficult for them to gain trust in you and leading to training failure.

How to teach parrots to talk

Note: It is wrong to teach parrots to twist their tongues when they speak. This will only bring harm to parrots. In fact, whether the tongue is twisted or not has no scientific basis and significant effect on parrots learning human language. Because most birds' vocal organs are vocal cords located at the lower end of trachea and bronchial branches, they sound through the contraction of attached muscles, while human vocal cords are located at the upper end of trachea.

teaching method

1. Time: Early morning is the best, because birds are most active in the morning, when birds are not full. Using food reward training method, the teaching effect is good.

2. Environment: Don't have noise and conversation, otherwise it will easily distract the birds and learn the sounds they shouldn't learn. So it is best to choose quiet indoor teaching.

3. Content: We should insist on teaching parrots to speak sentence by sentence every day. First of all, we should teach them simple words, such as: hello, goodbye, etc. We should not teach them two sentences at the same time. When teaching them to say words, they should pronounce them clearly, not ambiguously, so that birds can learn words more clearly.