Parrots have strong imitation abilities and can communicate with humans, so they are very popular in the pet market. They are beautiful, smart, and lively, and bring a lot of fun to people's lives. However, in the process of getting along with the parrot, sometimes we will find that the parrot suddenly becomes unfriendly, or even behaves disgustingly with the owner. So, what will happen when a parrot hates its owner? Let me give you a detailed introduction:

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Shrill calls: When parrots hate their owners, their calls will become harsh. Under normal circumstances, parrots' calls should be crisp and sweet, but if they hate their owners, their calls will become sharp, harsh, uncomfortable to listen to, or even considered to be noise altogether.

Hide: When parrots hate their owners, they will hide. Parrots are very sensitive animals and when they feel unsafe or uncomfortable, they will look for a safe place to hide. If parrots hate their owners, they may hide in the corners of their cages or in other hidden places.

Bite: When parrots hate their owners, they will bite. Parrots are very intelligent animals and they will bite people to express their dissatisfaction and disgust. If a parrot hates its owner, it may bite suddenly when the owner approaches, which can be very surprising and uncomfortable.

So, Why do parrots hate their owners? There may be many reasons, such as the owner not taking good enough care of the parrot, or the owner not understanding and supporting the parrot's behavior enough. Parrots are very sensitive animals that need love and attention from their owners. If the owner does not care enough about the parrot, or does not understand and support the parrot's behavior enough, the parrot may feel dissatisfied and disgusted.

In addition, parrots may hate their owners because of changes in the environment. Parrots are animals that are very adaptable to their environment. When the environment changes, parrots may feel uneasy and uncomfortable. If the owner suddenly changes the living environment of the parrot, such as changing the parrot's cage or changing the parrot's eating habits, the parrot may become disgusted with the owner.

When a parrot hates its owner, its symptoms include screaming, hiding, biting, etc. If the owner finds that the parrot has these symptoms, he should find out the cause in time and take corresponding measures to improve the living environment and care of the parrot.