I’ve finished quarantining the latest addition to my family, our quaker parrot, so how should I formally introduce him to my cockatiel? They’re both still pretty young. The cockatiel is about four months old, and the quaker is three, incase that has anything to do with the situation…
P.S. They’ve crossed each other’s paths before, and lets just say, they’re not too fond of each other!
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Kind of a extension to my previous question. Anywhooo i just got my Quaker Parrot about 3 days ago and he is very friendly but is very attached to his cage. He doesn’t like coming out of his cage and obviously doesn’t know how to do tricks or listen yet. I was curious when i should start using the clicker to train him, and what is the best way to start making him obey commands / tricks. Should i wait awhile until he knows how to "Step-up" first? Or should i start now even though he doesn’t know how to Step-up.
