kristy_peaches
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- Mar 23, 2019
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Hey folks,
I need help!! I have an 11 year old Meyers parrot. She has her own room, which is our spare bedroom with a wonderful view of the backyard and big old trees. She loves her cage, but she is constantly squawking!
If we leave her for more than 15-20 mins, she's squawking. We have been trying to condition her that when she squawks, we close the door to the bedroom, but she won't stop squawking long enough for us to actually reward her for being quiet!
I've tried covering her cage, but she just squawks more. I'm honestly on the verge of tears. I'm 4.5 months pregnant and my husband is so ready to get rid of this parrot. I'be had her since she was 8 months old and it breaks my heart. But we can't have her high pitched squawking when this new born baby is trying to sleep (or if we're trying to sleep during the day our of exhaustion!)
Please any advice to help quiet this parrot down would be greatly appreciated. :smile015:
I need help!! I have an 11 year old Meyers parrot. She has her own room, which is our spare bedroom with a wonderful view of the backyard and big old trees. She loves her cage, but she is constantly squawking!
If we leave her for more than 15-20 mins, she's squawking. We have been trying to condition her that when she squawks, we close the door to the bedroom, but she won't stop squawking long enough for us to actually reward her for being quiet!
I've tried covering her cage, but she just squawks more. I'm honestly on the verge of tears. I'm 4.5 months pregnant and my husband is so ready to get rid of this parrot. I'be had her since she was 8 months old and it breaks my heart. But we can't have her high pitched squawking when this new born baby is trying to sleep (or if we're trying to sleep during the day our of exhaustion!)
Please any advice to help quiet this parrot down would be greatly appreciated. :smile015: