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sounds like you are off to a good start !,and that is a good point [taming]. Trust has to be mutual and is vital,the term ''training'' do's seem to imply ones dominance over the bird [dog ferret or what ever.]The two IRNs i have are not juviniles,dont talk,are not hand ''tame'',and were not even giv...

must say,im no wimp,but real bites from any of the parrot family are not funny,and it is un nerving,its a bit of a catch 22 because then your nervousness tranfers to the bird.The first time my AG bit me ,he locked on and my immediate reaction was to get my hand away[well tried to,but that made him c...

can be an eye watering time ! is the bite going to be nibble, a nip, or a hanging on blood let.With my African Grey i was told ''if he bites DONT try and pull away.'' easier said than done ,he was [and still can be at times like a feathered Ferret ,]ive yet to test or experience the IRNs ,phsyching ...

hi if your new bird is anything like my two, hands on right away,may not be a good idea,YOU may be traumatised !like in OOOOOOOOOOOOUCH :shock: my two are 3 & 2 and been rehomed twice already,i'll let mine get used to me sitting nearby and lots of quiet chats [and treats,]to make them feel comfo...

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just found this site,looking forward to sharing experiences and knowledge,im new to IRNs, having just taken two into my life i will be pleased for anyone to advise me as i go.I do have other birds including an African Grey [he's 29]The IRNs are 3yr male and 2 yr female,i am 3rd keeper :( having only...