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3 Easy Tips To Teach A Parrot To Talk

By Azmi Adnan

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Teaching a parrot to talk is fun with these 3 easy tips. There are many articles written on how to teach a parrot to talk, but if you stick to these 3 tips, success will not be too far away. The whole idea is to keep the process simple.

Tip No. 1

Parrots learn to speak by hearing sounds that are repeated frequently. If left alone, your parrot will eventually pick up sounds that are repeated on a frequent basis like 'hello', or 'good morning'. It is words that are repeated frequently that stays in a parrot's memory. It is something like teaching a young child to talk. So to teach your parrot, use sounds repeatedly. Spend an hour each day, introducing different sets of sounds until the bird gets familiar with it. It is best to do this in the morning when the bird is up and about. Be consistent with your timing and the use of words, so your parrot will get familiar with the schedule and will be more inclined to adapt to training. You may want to use tape recordings that are specially made to train parrots as an addition to this.

Tip No. 2

You need to reward the parrot for every word that the bird picks up. This is a message to the bird that it has done something right and is a great tool to use in training birds and other animals. To get your attention, and the attention of others, the bird will use the same words. Animals respond quickly when rewards are given. Humans too, to some extent, respond positively to rewards. Give it treats like fresh fruits, veggies, seeds, and nuts. Or you may even give it toys as a lavish praise. Find what works best for your parrot, and be consistent in your offerings.

Tip No. 3

You need to be patient. For any lofty plan to work, patience is part of the process. You may not see progress immediately, but work on it on a daily basis and have fun while you are at it. Different birds progress at a different pace, so adapt to your bird's condition and just be consistent with the training.

The process of teaching a parrot to talk is a wonderful and fulfilling journey for you as a parrot owner, especially when you get to enjoy the bird's companionship for years and years to come as both of you age together.

Azmi Adnan is a writer and a parrot enthusiast. Subscribe to his newsletter for interesting articles on parrots at his website http://www.power-to-live.com/parrot.html

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