Pair bonding and Parrots

Flboy · May 8, 2018

Interesting article!
Avoid the pair bond and social relationships with parrots.

https://blogpamelaclarkonline.com/2018/04/10/avoid-the-pair-bond-social-relationships-with-parrots/

SailBoat · May 8, 2018

Many thanks Jim, for providing this excellent document.

It provides many practices that we have come to use and believe in with our very special Amazons.

Again, thanks Jim!

SunnyJ · May 8, 2018

Wow...good information.
Baby used to sleep in bed with my husband when she was younger....that might explain the beginning of the pair bond they shared....Baby would preen his beard....hump his shoulder...never mine. This makes a lot of sence to me. Time to watch the video!
Thanks for posting!

chris-md · May 8, 2018

I have such trouble with this article. Much of it is not objectionable - don’t pet your bird, etc... - and possibly even helpful. Flock eating his often recommended here as a means of getting parrots to eat new things.

but I so strongly oppose this concept of physical closeness Generating the pair bond. If this were the case, any bird kept within a couple feet of each other would always get along.

It’s more what are you doing when you are close.

There is a fine line and this article doesn’t walk it very well.

MonicaMc · May 15, 2018

I feel this is a good article! Although I don't agree with everything to a "T", I do agree with the fact that people often create the wrong kind of relationships with their birds and training can go a long ways into creating a healthier relationship!

Pair bonding and Parrots

Flboy

Well-known member

SailBoat

Supporting Member

SunnyJ

New member

chris-md

Well-known member

MonicaMc

Well-known member

Do your birds mock you?

codependent cockatiel, week long no birds trip, and animal depression

Most Reactions

Similar threads

Latest posts