Lovebird Training

Owning a Lovebird can be quite an adventure! But having an unruly and untrained Lovebird can also be a disaster! Therefore it is very important to teach your Lovebird to obey your verbal commands. This establishes your household’s pecking order and also sets the stage for a life time of happiness for you, your family and friends and your Lovebird.

Would you like to learn which verbal commands to teach your Lovebird that will grab his attention and have him respond appropriately? Our Lovebird Training Course will teach these amazing, yet simple, and effective commands!

One of the most well-known commands is the “UP” command. Teach the “Up” command whenever you want your Lovebird to step up onto your finger. As you say the command, gently press your finger against your Lovebirds chest bone, this will cause your Lovebird to naturally step up onto your finger.

Would you like to learn what the other behavior training words are? Then sign up for our Lovebird Training Course right now!

Do you enjoy spending time with your Lovebird outside of his cage, say on his T-Perch or even your shoulder? Do you have a designated ‘bird shirt’ that you wear when interacting with your Lovebird because you are afraid of getting bird poop on your nice, clean and respectable shirt? Do you often have to cut playtime short because of ‘accidents’?

Well what if you could potty train your Lovebird? Would that increase your interactional playtime? How about your clothes? Just think: no more bird shirts!

Our Lovebird Training Course describes the process to potty train your bird straight away! Avoid the Stress and the Mess! Sign up today!

Do you know what behaviors your Lovebird exhibits when he is getting ready to poop? Learning the particular signs of your Lovebird enables you to anticipate when he is about to go to the bathroom and to intervene for training. Our Lovebird Training Course will guide you through these behaviours so you will know exactly when your Lovebird needs to go potty. Talk about a pre-emptive strike!

Remember, Lovebirds are very smart, and if taught correctly, will be able to learn a wide range of commands. You should always try to stick to a set schedule each day to work with your Lovebird. Lovebirds’ function very well with schedules and will even come to look forward to their training time with you. Plus, if you practice on a regular basis, your Lovebird will pick up the skill you are teaching much, much faster.

Lovebirds are flock creatures and they want to be a part of their flock all the time, and you are part of their flock! Our Lovebird Training Course will explain exactly how to create your household flock so everybody and ‘everybirdy’ can experience a life together that is happy, loving and trusting!