A milestone has been made

davefv92c · Mar 28, 2017

Maxx is 10 months old 5 months home now, and i do believe i have
gained full trust.
this morning he came down his cage to the couch where i was and he got
next to my leg and was trying roll over. you know these guys are smart.
he watches the dog come to me in the same spot getting belly rubs daily.
he could not quite figure out the roll so i picked him up and for the first time turn him upside down to rub his belly. than i was also able to get him to hang upside down from my thumbs.
I'm just so proud of him.

milestones have been being made
got one for Lilly i will post in the amazon forum later.

thanks for all the help from the community .

GaleriaGila · Mar 28, 2017

YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!

You must be so proud and happy!

AmyMyBlueFront · Mar 28, 2017

Dave-O...gives you the warm fuzzys when something "major" happens,doesn't it?

Keep it up Maxx I'm sure dad is so proud of you!

Jim

katie_fleming · Mar 29, 2017

That's amazing! Such an awesome feeling

Anansi · Apr 5, 2017

That's huge! Especially for an ekkie! They tend not to enjoy rolling over onto their backs te way macaws, conures or caiques do. Milestone, indeed!

davefv92c · Apr 5, 2017

Anansi said:
That's huge! Especially for an ekkie! They tend not to enjoy rolling over onto their backs te way macaws, conures or caiques do. Milestone, indeed!

im finding about every thing i have read about opposite about how
they don't care much for petting maxx loves being stroked and petted

Anansi · Apr 5, 2017

Hahaha! Yeah, same with mine. Perhaps we're lucky?

Violet_Diva · Apr 6, 2017

Congratulations on your progress with your boy! I've just recently had the same success with my boy too! It's great isn't it?

steveandbarb1 · Apr 6, 2017

here is my wild bird

coopedup · Apr 7, 2017

YAY!!! congrats to Maxx...but more importantly congrats to YOU. It's a testament that you're doing something right and he appreciates it. Do you have any issues with under the wing tickles adn belly scratches causing hormonal reactions? I'd love to interact with Wrangler more but I dont want to excite him. Oops...just remembered...he's still a baby, you dont have those issues yet

Anansi · Apr 12, 2017

coopedup said:
...Do you have any issues with under the wing tickles adn belly scratches causing hormonal reactions? I'd love to interact with Wrangler more but I dont want to excite him. Oops...just remembered...he's still a baby, you dont have those issues yet

Under the wing tickles definitely can be a hormonal trigger. Personally, I keep contact there momentary at best. Prolonged touching there can get them a bit... excited, and give the wrong impression. But teaching them to raise a wing for a moment and giving a quick tickle of a second or so and then moving on shouldn't be a problem.

Belly scratches shouldn't be an issue, so long as you are staying away from the lower abdomen/groin area.

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