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Herwan · Jun 18, 2017

Hi All,
Let me introduce my self.
My name is Herwan, and I'm from Indonesia.
I just adopted 2 baby conure's as picture, and the name is Isyana and Raissa.
I adopted from 2 weeks old, and now already 6 weeks.
Is any member can help me to train my conure's to free fly and do some tricks..
Thanks all

Flboy · Jun 19, 2017

Hello and welcome!

wrench13 · Jun 19, 2017

Free flying, they kind of do that on their own. Getting them to return to you is a different story. Training any parrot is a matter of finding their very favorite treat, using that only for training. Develop a set command for a given trick, and stick with it. Be consistent. DOnt try and train more then one parrot at a time, no group lessons. Set aside a specific time every night, and I mean every night, where you will train with each one, away from his cage mates and his cage. Start small, turning in circles is an easy one. To see what you can do with work and love, see my thread on the Amazon sub forum, "Right now Salty is...." or look up his videos on You tube, search Salty Parrot tricks.

OwnedByGeorge · Jun 19, 2017

I am against letting your parrot fly free outside. Flying free inside the house is ok if you can remove hazzards from the house. If you let your bird fly outside he will probably never come back.

Are you sure you should let those conures near your lovebird? You dont know them that well yet.

Scott · Jun 19, 2017

Welcome to the forums, Herwan and flock! They are beautiful!

Herwan · Jun 19, 2017

OwnedByGeorge said:
I am against letting your parrot fly free outside. Flying free inside the house is ok if you can remove hazzards from the house. If you let your bird fly outside he will probably never come back.

Are you sure you should let those conures near your lovebird? You dont know them that well yet.

Hi,

Thank you for your advice. Can you tell me why conure's can't near to lovebird? Thanks.

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