Quaker Parrot Training | Taming Cage Aggression - Day 1
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- Quaker Parrot Cage Aggression Training - Day 1
Taming Your Quaker Parrot
Today I am starting to do training with my Quaker Parrots on cage aggression. Most Quaker Parrots can be cage aggressive, but people may not realize they are only that way in or on their cage and they are things to do to get your birds off or out of the cage by their choice. This is Day 1 and I am doing some simple target training while they are being aggressive in an attempt to calm them down and get them to move from the cage.
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We got ours at 3-4 weeks old for this exact reason. I was afraid I’d have to go through this so we ended up weaning ours.
I just got a Quaker and what i am doing is sticking my hands and arms in all their stuff Cage Perches Food bowls water bowls…. In EVERYTHING, and so far it is working.
They are adorable!!! Both my Quaker and Sun are 18 years old.
Mine will fly around the house when my wife opens the cage and find and attack me.
It's been about ten years we have had her, I do love her.
lol mine does that to the cats and everyone in the house. chases toes. loves me tho
My quaker is NOT cage aggressive, however she loves to get under a blanket and then becomes a dinosaur!
I have a Quaker and omg what a hand full ! On the other hand I can’t believe how incredibly smart they are , they understand a lot of what your saying and they’re incredibly fast learners
Wouldn’t it be better if you trained them separately
My issue I got 4 momth old completely untamed very fearful of hands . Tried stick target trying it no go he afraid f it
It can be such a long ride with a bird that is completely fearful of humans, don’t give up, you can do it! So often we accept that a bird is “how it is” and that ends up defining the relationship. Keep showing your birdie that you are there for them and over time they will trust. Good Luck 👍
there are barely any toys in that cage! get more toys for them!
I have 30 years experience with Cockatiels. I have bred and hand raised hundreds. I've also hand trained 3 previously abused rescue birds. But..... I've had a rescue who was previously abused and after 3 years, I've made no progress. He will eat nothing but seed, no matter how many things I offer. He does not consider millet a treat. He doesnt consider any form of food to be a treat. He will sing to me from afar, but will not allow me anywhere near him. His cage aggression has gotten much worse over the 3 years I have owned him, even though he is in an extremely large cage for his size. His location is 6 feet from where I sit most of the day, and 4 feet from where I sleep. He will not only not let me pick him up with my hand, but will attack sticks or one of his own perches (he has 5 in his cage). Because of this, I can not start by stick training him. If I walk up near his cage, he will actually attack his own toys. I assume he was very badly abused, but I'm at a loss of how to get him to bond with me. He must be lonely and bored since he will not interact with anyone. Any advice would be appreciated since every video I see uses "treats" for training. I dont have that option since he likes nothing.
leave the cage door open and let the bird come out on its own. i have quaker who has a whol;e flight room i cannot walk in without being attacked. i just open the door walk away and he flies out happy. when hes ready for bed he walk in and out the room screaming till i close the door. hes also learned sinks are drinks and will not sip out his containers lol only my drinks or the sink..and he jumps in the shower with me and sleeps on my feet lol loves the water. if you bond he still gonna attack all youre friends and family so be warned. they boned with one person. quakers will also bite you from jealousy so be ready.
Mine flies away every time I just stand up,but he will come to me and take food from me, Im trying to get him to step up now, its a long process, and he bites me sometimes, thanks for your help,lets hope Im succefull
Its such along road but it is so worth it 😊
I am sure you will get this done. Already looks like they are talking with you.💖
Got one bout month ago , biting everying does calm down for a few minutes then back to biting , wish i got a budgie instead😂
yeah mine runs down at me and tries to bite me. so this might help me. yeah once he is away from the cage he is fine, but he never wants to come out on his own.... or he hides in his house and puts a bunch of food in his house. good to know that if i can get him to come out for corn... which might be harder because corn...kernals are something he covets and will also become aggressive towards hoarding corn, cause once he has it uhm yeah no one can touch it. its his now. i'd try apple slices but he will just take them from the bowl and run away.... i am going to share this with my dad because he should know about it.
My Quaker is being an asshole to me now when I reach to get him out of the cage
So cute! Extremely stubborn those quakers but I know once they calm down they are so sweet. We have one, his mate died about a month ago and I've bonded with him, I just have not tried to take him out of the cage yet. He tries to bite everyone but me but that's only because I've built a bond with him.
Sounds like one of them is trying to say "step up"
Interesting. My Quakers are very cage aggressive especially in spring. Like a two headed monster. Thanks for sharing this!
My Quaker is 16 weeks old, I feed him from 5 weeks. He has started biting me. Please help
Be patient and give him space. Don’t give attention to him when he bites or tries to bite. It is a normal part of a baby bird growing up. Start target training to help establish a language between you two that is clear and effective. There are scores of beginner videos on positive reinforcement. @birdtricks is a great free resource for basic stick training videos. (They also have paid courses too) Good luck!
Thank you!! So glad I found you! I have two aggressive quakers at my work that I’ve been trying to build a relationship with!! You’re a god send!!
This happened to my Quaker too it became soo bad that we unfortunately had to sell him because we didn’t know what to do about this aggression
I have a parakeet which can be not that noises hardly but I wish I make a noise like a whistle that's it
I’m here to support nice video keep grinding nice parrots
Thank you, much appreciated!
I have a cockatiel that is having the same problem. Once he's away, he's fine. That's the exact thing the male in particular is doing .
I want to keep up with all what you are about your parakeets talking taming and e t c
We had our male Quaker for about a Year now and got him a friend and he started to get aggressive towards us a day after introducing the new bird to him .
If they won’t let you touch them, then how do you get them on top the cage without touching them?
Most likely they just climb up there. That is what mine does.
My bird is afraid of the stick idk what to do 😂
I have a Quaker parrot too but he bites 😢
Ours bite too! They only rarely let us touch them and they prefer each others physical affection over anyone else. We still have lots of fun with them and they are free flight trained. We just have to interact with them on their terms.
I liked your video, I have two quackers. They don't talk yet, but I'm hoping they will start soon. They are also very aggressive and I wish I could tame them.
That is exactly what quakers are like :) Ours took a while to talk and they were both around a year old when we got them. Obviously some birds never talk (our Rose Breasted Cockatoo has never even tried to talk) but I think quakers have a better chance than most. Good luck!
I found one what should i do with it 🤔 it was chill at first now it wants to chirp when i try to pick it up
Thank you I needed this!
You are welcome 👍
@@OhioPets I also had another question. How do you know the difference between male and female quakers?
@@CozmoGOAT You can't. You have to have them dna tested.
@@OhioPets ok ty
Please can you answer my question how do I know between male and female thank you
You can't. They must be dna tested by an avian vet
Pick em up shake em if you hear something rattle it problay balls 🤣
@@brian8884 LOL
Have any that plucking
The sugar definitely doesn't help with the craziness. Try and cut out as much sugar as possible. Like any fruits.
Really good
Thank you!
What is a clicker?
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@@terreoceane2956 ? What
@@tamasue928 it’s a training tool.
Where do get the stick
This is so helpful
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