IRN training guides
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IRN training guides
Hey all.
any idea where i might find a guide on training my IRN?
i mean with tricks, such as waving, picking up things and putting them in a container, identifying objects ect.
any idea where i might find a guide on training my IRN?
i mean with tricks, such as waving, picking up things and putting them in a container, identifying objects ect.
http://birdtricks.com/
I bought the videos but barely even began training. I'm sure it works, if you work for it.
If only there was a video your bird could watch to train itself!
Edit: The videos use clicker training or even just a sound you make as a reward. Same principle.
I bought the videos but barely even began training. I'm sure it works, if you work for it.

Edit: The videos use clicker training or even just a sound you make as a reward. Same principle.
Last edited by Melika on Tue Oct 31, 2006 10:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
You might want to join a yahoogroup called birdclick where they discuss clicker training your bird with positive methods. Here's the link.
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/Bird-Click
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/Bird-Click
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I have never given much thought to clicker training BUT there is one, only one thing I really wish I could control about Baby... his pooping.
Let me explain. Baby is always out of his cage, goes where I go, I love him near me, he loves to be near me. I would like to have him in bed with me when Im relaxing but Daddy say no-no poo bird in bed.
(He is a massive clean freak, refer to my pics).
Has anyone tried clicker training for poo poo? If I watch him... I can tell before he does it. So, I can see how it may work.
Im into this. Fill us in.
I would, of course, take him VERY QUICKLY to relieve himself. Its not to buy time, its to have a clean down comforter and my baby near me.
Let me explain. Baby is always out of his cage, goes where I go, I love him near me, he loves to be near me. I would like to have him in bed with me when Im relaxing but Daddy say no-no poo bird in bed.

Has anyone tried clicker training for poo poo? If I watch him... I can tell before he does it. So, I can see how it may work.
Im into this. Fill us in.
I would, of course, take him VERY QUICKLY to relieve himself. Its not to buy time, its to have a clean down comforter and my baby near me.

~ Mikaela Sky

