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Post subject: Re: Crash course in budgie friend-making  Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 8:41 am |
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Name: Stephanie
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I want to see Poppy Junior!
I just do the same. Food. Just take away his food an hour before and offer him some millet. Then lure him back into his cage with his food bowl with fruit and vegetables in it (if you even want him in there).
I'm not a big budgie fan myself, because of how timid they are, but I do love my budgie boys. But because they are timid, there really isn't a crash course.
BUT, I will tell you a secret of mine... treat him like he is a lion. Don't make eye contact because you fear he will charge and attack you. Move slowly so you don't trigger an attack response. Slowly deliver food, water and millet so he doesn't take your hand off. Of course, he isn't a lion, but I noticed it works with mine. Seem aloof and somewhat unfocused on them. Move slowly and carefully around the lion exhibit. I know it sounds silly, but it works for me. Your objective is to tame and feed the lion, and walk out unharmed.
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