OutlawedSpirit
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- Apr 12, 2016
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So I think we hit a pretty big step in reducing Tiki's biting last night. I had him out and was bringing him back to his house. Well, he may not have agreed that it was time to go home, because he started shuffling further up my arm.
The last time he did that, he started to lose balance once he was past the sleeve of the glove and he bit me pretty good trying to hold on. Sure enough, he started to slip. However, instead of latching on with his beak, he tried to steady himself with his wings, and when that didn't work, he turned his head around and reached out, managing to grab his cage door.
I was amazed that he put himself at risk by reaching behind him, not knowing what was back there, to avoid biting me.
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The last time he did that, he started to lose balance once he was past the sleeve of the glove and he bit me pretty good trying to hold on. Sure enough, he started to slip. However, instead of latching on with his beak, he tried to steady himself with his wings, and when that didn't work, he turned his head around and reached out, managing to grab his cage door.
I was amazed that he put himself at risk by reaching behind him, not knowing what was back there, to avoid biting me.
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