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Is It Possible to Get Senegal Parrots to Tolerate Multiple People?

Published on December 18, 2024

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Can a Senegal Parrot tolerate multiple people? Senegal Parrots are known to be one-person-birds where they become very attached to one person but can then be aggressive toward everyone else. Using positive reinforcement training and socialization, it is possible to get a Senegal Parrot to get along with others.

Use a Training Perch, Clicker, and Target stick to do the initial training. You will be able to have family members, or other people, be able to use the same tools to accomplish similar behavior with your trained bird. The opens the door for the parrot to become friends with them as well!

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