Help!! Is my AG in love with me??

kimby1066

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Was sold a BFA and now found he is a OWA.."Gus"
Today, I adopted my daughter's Amazon parrot...DNA proven male "Sam".
I recently adopted a DNA sexed male from my daughter..I believe he is 20 years old. He is awesome! Talks a ton...gentle, loving and prefers always to be with me. He is always out when I am home, and loves to be on my lap. He gently "grabs" my hand with his beak to get me to pet and play with him. But when we are playing/petting he does this constant "lip smacking" and almost like masticating....when he licks my hand my hand is actually wet....it is kind of grossing me out! Is this a love thing or a sexual thing? 2 days ago he did regurgitate, and this morning there was like a foam/spit thing coming out of his mouth....he is a truly awesome bird..I am very lucky to have found such a well-trained and very talkative bird...but his behavior when we are interacting/bonding is kind of freaking me out!
 
He's trying to show how much he loves you by sharing a little of his food with you. I just try to look the other way for a moment - they don't seem to feel slighted by this...
 
He's trying to show how much he loves you by sharing a little of his food with you. I just try to look the other way for a moment - they don't seem to feel slighted by this...

Exactly. It's a sign of affection.
 
Thanks for the feedback. sam is truly a fantastic bird. Loves to be with me... huge vocabulary..and gentle. He is 23...and so perfect and playful. But the "sharing " his food will take some getting used to!! Lol
 
Sounds to me like a sign of affection, but if it bothers you, you could keep a tissue handy to wipe tour hand after he does this for you.
 
I love that he loves me....But can I train him to not do it?? When I get home after work he just insists on the whole regurgitation thing...although I am flattered, it stinks and is quite gross...Can I train him to stop doing it??
 
It is indeed a bonding love thing. Be patient and try to understand it is his way of saying I love you........be thankful he loves you and is doing this instead of biting you......lol. Good luck.
 

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