artemiswally
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How do I get him off? It really hurts please help now
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URGENT My conure will not get off my shoulders and he's biting me really hard right n
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artemiswally
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He bites my finger to the point where it bleeds. He's not biting my neck as hard now, but he still will not get off.
SoCalWendy
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Shoulders are a privilege. If you don't trust the bird, then don't allow him to get on to your shoulder. I rarely allow my bird on my shoulder. Usually it only happens when I am walking by her cage and she jumps on, but she doesn't bite my neck. I remove her immediately. My husband love to have her on his shoulder, so he allow it.
kendrafitz
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Maybe put on thick gardening type gloves and remove him
*Sigh.* Since he's refusing to step up for you and is drawing blood:
grab a towel, wrap him up and put him in his cage.
Now your trust will be back to 0%, or near enough. Lesson in this is to not let your bird on your shoulder until you trust them to step up and not bite.
Now you'll have to work on gaining trust, offering treats, chattering, teaching step up, step down.
grab a towel, wrap him up and put him in his cage.
Now your trust will be back to 0%, or near enough. Lesson in this is to not let your bird on your shoulder until you trust them to step up and not bite.
Now you'll have to work on gaining trust, offering treats, chattering, teaching step up, step down.
SoCalWendy
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Completely agree with Mayden. Here is a link that may help: How to Tame & Train Parrot - Step by Step Taming Guide
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