Parrot chicks like to bite hard and tough things, which is driven by instinct. When the parrot bites your nails, you have to say no immediately and stop it. If you say it a few times, the parrot will understand. If it still doesn't listen, it will bite hard and never give up. You can skillfully push its mouth open with your hands, then put it back into the cage and close it to show separation, letting the baby bird know that it has made a mistake and the owner wants to leave it. The same goes for when it bites other valuable things. It should be scolded immediately to let it know not to bite furniture, electrical appliances, wires and other things at home. But at the same time, the owner should also provide some toys for the baby bird to chew on. 2. Cheating and losing temper. Some parrots have a better relationship with their owners and the owners often play with them. Therefore, once these parrots are kept in a cage when their owners have no time to play with them, the parrots will behave like crawling and messing around. Call. Faced with these situations, the owner must immediately stop saying no and leave. If the dog stops making trouble after leaving for 2-3 minutes, let it go, pet it and praise it. If the fuss continues, cover the outside of the incubator or cage with a black cloth and ignore it if the fuss continues. Remove the black cloth 2-3 minutes after the fussing stops. 3. Domain awareness is mainly manifested in the fact that when people or birds enter its territory (inside the cage), the parrot will attack them and intend to drive them away. However, when you move the baby bird out of the cage, you will I found that it turned back into a good bird. This is domain awareness. How to solve: Establish a leadership position, increase the interaction time between the parrot and its owner, or even change it to a cage for a period of time, and then return it to the cage after improvement. You can also appropriately strengthen obedience training. 4. The phenomenon of leaving the nest. After the baby birds are weaned, each baby bird hopes to become the leader of the new generation of the group, so it often fights with its own kind. Moreover, at this stage, the mood is very unstable and it is easy to lose temper. How to solve: It usually takes a few months or even a year. The owner must insist on teaching the parrot. When the parrot attacks you, he must criticize you severely, praise him strongly when he is well-behaved, and provide more comfort and interaction to stabilize the parrot's mood and prevent the parrot from biting you. Don't lose your temper, try to be patient and understand that the parrot's behavior is instinctive and not intentional. After this period of leaving the nest, the parrot's mood and personality will become more stable. 5. Climb on the shoulders When the owner plays with the parrot, it is not difficult to find that the parrot likes to climb on the shoulder. This is the instinct of the parrot. It naturally likes to stand in a high position and feels more secure.